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 ...
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Tap into this winter warmer
THE ‘alternative to the Christmas panto’ opens for its festive run at The Mill at Sonning next week, without an ...
A romantic comedy with a sprinkling of witchcraft
A TALE of witchcraft isn’t what most people would consider to be a ‘Christmassy’ play. Set in New York on ...
Enjoy a Tale from Canterbury by heading down Twyford Road
YOUNG actors in Wokingham are preparing to tread the boards to some of English literature’s best known works, The Canterbury ...
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. ...
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 ...
REVIEW: Wokingham Theatre – ‘And Then There Were None’
“Ten Little Soldier Boys went out to dine, one choked his little self and then there were nine…” THERE is ...
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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