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All the times you need for the Wokingham May Fayre

by Phil Creighton
May 1, 2016
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May Fayre

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An important part of the Wokingham May Fayre is the live entertainment.

From local theatre groups to live musicians, there is something for everyone.

Will it snow at the May Fayre? 

And this year there is something extra-special – to help celebrate the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death, a performance of A Midsummers Night Dream.

Add in magic, Punch and Judy, morris dancing and may pole dancing, it’s going to be a terrific and memorable day.

Get ready for a day of fun at the Wokingham May Fayre

Here’s a handy guide to what you can see when and where.

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Open air stage next to Town Hall
11.00 Mayor’s Welcome
11.15 The Coombes CE Primary School
11.30 Comedy Jugglers
11.50 EBOS East Berkshire Operatic Society
12.20 Vanquish Dance Company – Street Dance Showcase
12.40 Shinfield CE Junior School Choir
1.00 Lunch Time Jazz with PGs Stompers
1.30 Talented local singer.
2.00 Comedy Jugglers
2.15 Sainsburys Singers—songs old and new
2.30 Vibez Dance Studios—Ballroom Dance
3.00 Steppin’ Out—Stars of Tomorrow
3.20 Pauly Zarb – Australian Multi Instrumentalist
4.00 Angie Mack –International Hula Hoop Act

Elms Field

12.00 to 12.30 Angie Mack—Hula Hoop Workshop
12.30 to 1.00 Shinfield Shambles—Welsh Border Morris Dance Display
1.00 to 1.40 Wokingham Youth Theatre Performance A Midsummers Night Dream
2.00 to 2.40 St Sebastian’s Brass Band
2.40 to 3.00 PGs Stompers Jazz Band
3.15 to 3.45 St Sebastian’s Brass Band

Erftstadt Court

11.30 Magic Show
12.30 Punch & Judy Show
2.00 Punch & Judy Show
3.15 Magic Show

 

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