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Woosehill performers take to stage with Shrek the Musical
Platform YP students performed the show at The Whitty Theatre, in Wokingham, with help from guest teachers and school alumni.
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Wokingham woman organises breast cancer bonanza
Stephanie Skilton has organised The Big Boobie Bonanza, a fundraising fair in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support and Coppafeel.
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Showhawk to showcase at Sub89
A PAIR of guitarists will be striking a chord at Sub89 next month. From old-school classics to modern funky house, Showhawk Duo is taking to the stage at the music...
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No children’s ensemble for Hexagon panto this year
PRODUCERS of this year’s pantomime at The Hexagon have announced it won’t include a junior ensemble this Christmas.
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Make a date: Yateley’s Gig on the Green is returning this weekend
YATELEY’S Gig on the Green is making a return this weekend. The festival, taking place on the village’s common, between Reading Road and Firgrove Road, will run from Saturday, September...
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Confetti on stage thanks to Players
Crowthorne Musical Players are preparing to return to South Hill Park, thanks to their new production, The Wedding Singer
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New season plans from Progress Theatre
Reading-based Progress Theatre company has planned a range of productions all the way up until June next year.
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Stars come out for cameos as The Mill at Sonning renames theatre in honour of playwright Ray Cooney
Actors, supporters and wellwishers gathered at The Mill at Sonning to honour master farce writer Ray Cooney on Saturday night
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Feast of fun at Henley Festival this week
HENLEY FESTIVAL will be returning with a bang this week, once again on the riverbank - Madness, James Blunt and Sara Cox are among the acts taking part
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Wokingham Arts Trail 2021: Artists preparing to welcome visitors once again
THE WOKINGHAM Arts Trail returns later this month, as it welcomes back visitors for the first time in two years.
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