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111. Monkey business at Oxford Playhouse
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 13 February 2002Young Vic Theatre’s production of Monkey!, a show based on an old Chinese tale, is at Oxford Playhouse until Saturday.
112. True life story that’s
Get Wokingham, Friday 8 February 2002Playing Maigret creator Georges Simenon is the kind of challenge that actor Michael Siberry enjoys.
113. Wilde about Oscar's Quip Wit
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 6 February 2002Oscar Wilde's A Woman Of No Importance contains some of his most memorable quips, such as ‘Fox-hunting is the pursuit of the uneatable by the unspeakable.'
114. Forget the winter blues and smile
Get Wokingham, Friday 1 February 2002THE battle against Seasonal Adjustment Disorder (SAD) still goes on at the Corn Exchange.
115. POE'S STORIES REVEAL A NEW CHILL FACTOR
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 30 January 2002Trading Faces, the acclaimed mask theatre company, returns to Norden Farm Centre for the Arts with the gothic production Creaking Shadows.
116. Taking steps to be a success
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 30 January 2002Alan Ayckbourn's farce Taking Steps is at The Mill at Sonning.
117. A Life After George
Get Wokingham, Friday 25 January 2002ACTRESS Anna Wilson-Jones finishes her first West End run, this weekend - but she won't have long to wait for a return visit.
118. Together with Emily's verse
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 23 January 2002Kate O'Mara stars in a new production of Oscar Wilde's comedy A Woman Of no Importance which opened for a three-week run at Windsor Theatre Royal last night.
119. Poetic justice for Emily
Get Wokingham, Friday 18 January 2002EMILY DICKINSON, regarded by many as America's best female poet, is the inspiration for the one-woman show which actress Edie Campbell brings to Bracknell's South Hill Park next weekend.
120. EASTENDERS JUDGE TAKES ON A VERY DIFFERENT ROLE
Get Wokingham, Thursday 17 January 2002By VIKKI HARRINGTON
THE trial of EastEnders' Matthew Rose and Steve Owen may have been fictional - but it's a fact that the dramatic storyline saw some of the highest viewing figures in the history of television.