Progress Theatre to stream digital play
A DIGITAL play will be making its way to the screens later this month. Progress Theatre, a Reading-based theatre company, are holding the performance of...
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Reading theatre is ready to build its Rep
Reading Rep Theatre has announced its opening season in its new permanent home this autumn....
REVIEW: “The Hound of the Baskervilles” at The Watermill Theatre
How do you solve a murder when you have to observe social distancing rules in the crime scene? It’s a mystery that would beguile even...
REVIEW: “Lessons in Life: An Evening Of Monologues” at Progress Theatre
Can you make a ‘greatest hits’ mixtape of theatre’s top monologues? The past year and a bit has seen theatres take an increasingly creative approach...
Calling all Hitchcock fans! Bracknell theatre celebrates 50th show with a special surprise…
The Studio Theatre Company (based at South Hill Park Arts Centre) are celebrating 50 shows of independent community theatre this June, with a production that...
REVIEW: “Aladdin” at The Corn Exchange, Newbury
A pantomime needs to pass three tests in order to be successful. Firstly, it has to appeal to children – whether through the stars appearing...
REVIEW: “A Christmas Carol” at The Watermill Theatre, Newbury
For many of us, “A Christmas Carol” will forever mean the legendary adaptation featuring The Muppets and Michael Caine – so much so that it...
REVIEW: “Lone Flier” at The Watermill Theatre, Newbury
What would it take to make you leave everything behind you – your job, your friends, your family – and take off into the unknown...
Tears of joy as theatre returns to Wargrave
A Seat In The ParkWargrave Theatre WorkshopMill GreenSeptember 19-20 What a treat it was to take my own seat to the park (Mill Green) and...
REVIEW: “Bloodshot” at The Watermill Theatre, Newbury
How do you conjure the magic of theatre when Covid-19 limits how many people you can have on stage? The Watermill Theatre has revamped its...