The Way Old Friends Do: Ian Hallard and James Bradshaw talk friendship, fandom, and fake beards
The Way Old Friends Do is the new production written by Ian Hallard, who also stars alongside James Bradshaw
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Celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee with South Hill Park at the Festival of Food and Music
A ROYAL celebration will take place in the grounds of South Hill Park over the jubilee, and everyone is invited.
The sounds of Sweden’s most famous export – Abba – to come to Norden Farm
Popular Abba tunes will be performed once again thanks to tribute band Gimmie Abba. The group will be at Norden ...
Fireworks finale for Marvellous this July
A LOCAL music festival is promising to go with a bang – thanks to a special fireworks finale. Marvellous is ...
ABBA fans can enjoy fun night in Lower Earley pub
ABBA fans can enjoy a fun karaoke night at an Earley pub on Saturday, February 2. Mamma Mia is the ...
Carry on ukuleles – Beatles favourites and more at South Street gig
A SEVEN-piece group of ukulele enthusiasts warmly invite you to come along for an evening of music, singing along, silly ...
REVIEW: You won’t be board with Chess
THE PIECES are set and the players have moved into position for one of the biggest productions South Hill Park ...
THEATRE: Make it your move to go and see Chess
A PLAY which was voted into the Top 10 of a recent Radio 2 poll of the UK’s ‘essential musicals’ ...
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