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1. Soap star on stage while Agatha thrills
Get Bracknell, Monday 30 June 2008Agatha Christie’s thriller And Then There Were None runs at Oxford Playhouse until Saturday.
2. Disney musical hits right notes
Get Bracknell, Monday 23 June 2008The Disney Movie hit High School Musical is given the theatrical treatment and takes to the stage at The Hexagon from Wednesday to Friday.
3. Less is more in new role for TV legend Prunella
Get Bracknell, Monday 23 June 2008Veteran actress Prunella Scales stars in only one segment of this week’s show at Guildford’s Yvonne Arnaud Theatre – but that doesn’t make her role any less vital.
4. We’re all in this together
Get Bracknell, Thursday 12 June 2008Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is one of the most romantic and tragic love stories of all time. But sometimes I can’t help but think: “Wouldn’t it be better if there were a few songs in it?”
5. Sweet talking
Get Bracknell, Thursday 12 June 2008Sweet, the 70s glam rockers famous for the hit single Blockbuster, are flattered to be known as one of the best rock bands of all time.
6. Musical theatre and old classics
Get Bracknell, Monday 09 June 2008The Rat Pack is in town. Frank, Sammy and Dean (or facsimiles thereof) entertain at The Hexagon from Thursday to Saturday.
7. Titanic The Musical
Get Bracknell, Thursday 05 June 2008Initially this may seem an odd topic for musical theatre to attempt, but in fact it fits neatly into the series of works Stephen Sondheim created.
8. The play’s the thing
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 04 June 2008Last year the Reading University Drama Society did not perform its annual outdoor play because it hardly stopped raining all summer.
9. Tragic Titanic takes to stage
Get Bracknell, Monday 02 June 2008The ill-fated Titanic sails again at The Hexagon in a musical which local amateurs perform from Wednesday to Saturday.
10. Safari so good in offbeat whodunnit
Get Bracknell, Monday 02 June 2008Murder Hunt, a new thriller by old hand Brian Clemens, which is having its premiere at The Mill at Sonning, won’t win any prizes for original plotting.
