Young Frankenstein is monstrous fun
Young Frankenstein is monstrous fun
Tag: East Berkshire Operatic Society
PREVIEW: We’re off to see the Wizard with EBOS
IT’S time to click your heels, grab your little dog and discover there’s no place like home as the Wizard ...
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’ ...
REVIEW: You’re in good Company with EBOS
Company East Berkshire Operatic Society Wilde Theatre, South Hill Park Until Saturday. EVERYONE reaches that age when it seems that ...
WIN: Tickets to Company by EBOS at South Hill Park
A THEATRE company which has recently scooped a regional award is bringing its latest show to South Hill Park later ...
Man-eating plants make their way to South Hill Park
THINGS are set to get incredibly wild as the story of a man-eating plant comes to South Hill Park this ...
REVIEW: EBOS provide cracking alternative to Easter with Shakers Re-Stirred
Shakers Re-Stirred by John Godber and Jane Thornton, directed by Margery Jackson EBOS, Pinewood Theatre Wednesday, March 23 until Saturday, ...
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