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1. The Shinfield Players: Prescription For Murder
Get Wokingham, Thursday 03 March 2011There are some things a doctor can’t cure. Hypochondriacs for one. Death for another.
2. Oxford Playhouse: The Tempest
Get Wokingham, Thursday 03 March 2011Oxford Playhouse audiences have the chance to see a Russian take on Shakespeare next week – thanks to top touring company Cheek by Jowl.
3. Lift Off dance festival at South Hilll Park
Get Wokingham, Friday 04 March 2011A unique collaboration between adults, children and a professional choreographer will soon be on show at South Hill Park.
4. Don’t miss your seat at The Birthday Party
Get Wokingham, Friday 04 March 2011There's still time to catch the latest play by the Rose Street Players.
5. Review: Verdict at Wycombe Swan
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 16 March 2011By the interval there still wasn't a dead body in sight. Was this really an Agatha Christie play or had we been lured to the theatre on false pretences?
6. Ben makes West End debut at Olivier awards
Get Wokingham, Friday 18 March 2011Musical theatre student Ben Bowen got his first taste of performing in the West End when he sang at the Olivier awards on Sunday night.
7. Christie classic Murder on the Nile come to Goring
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 23 March 2011The Goring Gap Players’ presentation of a classic Agatha Christie murder mystery has provided a number of challenges for the group, not least bringing Egypt and the wonders of the Nile to Goring Village.
8. Sinodun Players present Uncle Vanya
Get Wokingham, Thursday 24 March 2011The Sinodun Players present Uncle Vanya, directed by Graham Fyffe from a translation by Michael Frayn.
9. Thomas the Tank Engine at The Hexagon
Get Wokingham, Thursday 31 March 2011Thomas the Tank Engine and his pals from the Island of Sodor steam on to the stage in a show for the whole family.
10. Woodley Theatre presents The Heiress
Get Wokingham, Thursday 31 March 2011Fans of romantic drama will be in for a treat when members of Woodley Theatre take to the stage next month to perform a version of a play made famous in the 1940s.
