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1. A star performance for Angelina’s many fans
Get Wokingham, Monday 8 September 2008Don’t miss the chance to see eight dancers from the world-renowned English National Ballet Company perform Angelina’s Star Performance at The Hexagon this weekend.
2. Have we got Shrews for you...
Get Wokingham, Friday 11 July 2008If Shakespeare lived in Arizona, rode a horse and drank whisky, would he have been one of the greatest playwrights of all time?
3. Beauty and The Beast on Ice
Get Wokingham, Thursday 15 May 2008There is no denying the spectacle is spectacular, the dancers are superb and the whole thing is a delight and a pleasure for anyone who’s ever sat watching a ballet and thought to themselves, ‘Well, this is very nice, but couldn’t it be faster and smoother and funnier?’
4. Ayckborun in the round
Get Wokingham, Thursday 27 March 2008An enterprising local theatre company has secured the amateur premiere of a play by top writer Alan Ayckbourn.
5. From little acorns.. Stage round-up
Get Wokingham, Thursday 11 January 2007A LITTLE acorn sewn by Victoria Wood over 20 years as a regular weekly comedy sketch has grown into a full-blown musical.
6. BOARDING HOUSE WITH A SECRET By Vicki Hammond
Get Wokingham, Thursday 22 September 2005Separate Tables, The Mill at Sonning, until Saturday, October 15
THE year is 1958 and the venue is a boarding house in Bournemouth.
7. TAKE A MUSICAL JOURNEY TO WAR-TORN VIETNAM
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 6 July 2005PREVIEW
Miss Saigon, New Victoria Theatre, Woking, Tuesday, July 12, to Saturday, August 13
8. JOIN ORPHAN ANNIE IN THIS HEAR-WARMING MUSICAL
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 5 January 2005Annie
The Hexagon, Reading
Friday, January 14
9. STUDENTS SEEK FAME IN WORLD OF SONG AND DANCE
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 4 August 2004New Victoria Theatre, Woking
Monday, August 30 - Saturday, September 4
10. JOAN THE SURVIVOR TURNS HER HAND TO COMEDY
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 5 May 2004By Victoria Kingston
IN the classic movie The Bad and the Beautiful, Kirk Douglas, referring to a young Lana Turner, defines star quality as some mysterious power that draws us to look at one person aside from all the others in the room or on the screen.