Reading’s Down At The Abbey makes a comeback
Down At The Abbey Festival made a return with its warm-up party on Friday, September 10, leading up to its ...
Tag: Stage
REVIEW: “Colder Than Here” (The Studio Theatre Company, Bracknell)
Stars (out of 5) = 4.One-sentence review = “Funny and sad, like that episode of Only Fools & Horses where Rodney ...
Jessica’s Nell heads to Wokingham Theatre
AN award-winning play by a local writer is set to have its amateur theatre debut in Wokingham this week. Nell ...
New Woodley stage in the spotlight
MINIONS, music and fun helped launch the new stage at Woodley on Saturday. The Town Mayor, Cllr Jenny Cheng, cut ...
Could a new young stage star be from Wokingham? Auditions to be held for Roald Dahl play
AUDITIONS for a new production of Roald Dahl's classic George's Marvellous Medicine are to be held in Reading next month. ...
EastEnders star makes sweet visit to Wokingham theatre school
CHILDREN attending a Wokingham theatre school had a sweet treat on Saturday as an EastEnders star paid them a visit. ...
Why Lee Nelson loves visiting Greggs
Cheeky chappy Lee Nelson – the lad with the infectious grin and disarming sense of humour – returns to the ...
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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