Radstock Primary head to Sherwood Forest to present Robin Hood
The Radstock Primary School production of Robin Hood last week had plenty of action that you definitely didn’t want to ...
Tag: Musical
Watch talented Emile dance for Dawn on ITV tomorrow
A LITTLE lad from the borough is about to make a big impact on our TV screens. Tomorrow night, Emile ...
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 ...
REVIEW: A Pinafore performance worthy of the professionals
GILBERT and Sullivan’s endearing comic-opera HMS Pinafore sailed into the Oakwood Centre this week as the Woodley Light Operatic Society ...
Win a night out with the Hoff
HE’S conquered the worlds of television, film and music, and now legendary Knight Rider star David Hasselhoff is turning his ...
Dirty Dancing coming to The Hexagon NEXT YEAR
A MUCH-loved musical has announced that it will be coming to Reading next year as part of its latest tour. ...
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