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Festive treats at the Kenton Theatre
Christmas treats are being promised by the Kenton Theatre in Henley.
Help save Henley’s theatre, The Kenton
People are coming together with one plea: save Henley's theatre, The Kenton. It needs to raise £35,000.
How Danyl Johnson is getting the boy band back together…
Makers of a new musical, planned for Henley’s Kenton Theatre this October, are looking to bring on the good times ...
Reading Operatic Society hope you'll join them for Little Shop of Horrors
FOR some people the idea of being green-fingered is scary. And if they’ve ever seen Little Shop of Horrors, that ...
Bish, bash, bosh, Kerry gets things done
Kerry Godliman is a woman who gets things done, as anybody who saw her win Taskmaster knows. The comic’s new ...
Get ready to see Reading Operatic Society’s take of Godspell in Henley
IT’S BEEN a Broadway hit twice over, but now it’s coming to Henley and is currently being cooked up in ...
Kenton’s plans for the new season
AN Oscar-winner, an international comedian and a highly-anticipated panto are just three of the shows announced as part of a ...
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