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Dreamboats and Petticoats, at The Theatre Royal, Windsor

Many trendy academics are all too happy to espouse the controversial theory that there was no decent pop music before The Beatles.Read

Another date for Calendar Girls as RDS strips for action

WHEN two theatre societies, RDS (Ruislip Dramatic Society) and the Argosy Players, were both granted a licence to perform Calendar Girls – Tim Firth’s comedy about a village WI’s fundraising take on the classic Pirelli calendar – it was clear there could be challenges ahead.Read

Review: The Magic Flute, at The Theatre Royal, Windsor

Hands up who doesn’t like opera? Thought so – and no doubt you’re all put off by the thought of pompous, over-long productions, images which persist despite all the worthy efforts to popularise the genre over the past couple of decades.Read

Players panto will be a beauty

ONE of Hillingdon’s top community theatre groups, the Argosy Players, is bringing its annual pantomime to Ruislip, and by popular demand this year it will run for two weeks.Read

The Magic Flute, at The Theatre Royal, Windsor

Hands up who doesn’t like opera? Thought so – and no doubt you’re all put off by the thought of pompous, over-long productions ,images which persist despite all the worthy efforts to popularise the genre over the past couple of decades.Read

Youths hope to whip up a crowd a summer project performance

USUALLY when I interview cast members in the weeks running up to a big production I expect them to be up to their ears in rehearsal schedules.Read

Exciting autumn line-up at The Beck

September begins with the 40th anniversary tour of Brotherhood of Man, still with the original Eurovision winning line-up.Read

Northwood youngsters perform Wizard of Oz

CHILDREN in Northwood took a trip along the yellow brick road during a Wizard of Oz school holiday workshop.Read

SPOTLIGHT ON… Compass Theatre

THE autumn season at Compass Theatre and Manor Farm includes a typically broad range of events.Read

Northwood youngsters perform Wizard of Oz

YOUNGSTERS in Northwood took a trip down the yellow brick road when they joined in a Wizard of Oz school holiday workshop.Read

Curtain up at The Beck will whip up drama funds

WHEN Amy Perry heard she had a place at the prestigious Arts Educational School, in Chiswick, she was over the moon. But she could not stop to celebrate for long as she faced the mammoth task of raising the fees – £13,000 for each year.Read

Brandreth stars in fresh rejig of an Oscar Wilde favourite

The Importance of Being Earnest is at The Theatre Royal Windsor until Saturday July 7. Contact the box office on 01753 853888 or www.theatreroyalwindsor.co.uk. Read

A wacky journey of discovery for the whole family

Have you ever dreamed that you could have wings?Read

Chinese New Year Extravaganaza at The Theatre Royal, Windsor

In a fast-moving, often breathtaking, sequence of 'party pieces' the talented performers combine grace, skill, strength and comedy to create a feast of visual delights.Read

A vision comes true for West End actors

PLYING their trade in the heart of London for blockbuster stage show Les Miserables in the early noughties, six members of the cast nearing the end of their stage run decided that they wanted to go it alone.Read

Sleeping Beauty does well to sleep through the din!

Sleeping Beauty Pantomime Theatre Royal Windsor December 7, 2011-January 8, 2012 01753 853888 www.theatreroyalwindsor.co.ukRead

Am dram actors can take a bow

AMATEUR actors are basking in the warmth of high praise for their latest production.Read

The Twist at The Theatre Royal, Windsor

THE huge success of the rock ‘n’ roll musical Dreamboats and Petticoats has spawned a galaxy of simliar shows in the last couple of years, with production companies eager to cater for the surge in interest in the pop music of half a century ago.Read

It's A Wonderful Life, at The Theatre Royal, Windsor

It's A Wonderful Life, at The Theatre Royal, WindsorCAN there be anybody in the country who hasn’t seen that heart-warming old 1940s film It’s A Wonderful Life?Read