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Review: Reading Festival rocks
3:11pm Wednesday 1st September 2010
WYCOMBE band Young Guns entertained the masses at Reading Festival over the weekend, as they took to the main stage for the first time.
Review: The Wycombe Swan Summer Youth Project – Fame the Musical
3:50pm Friday 6th August 2010
THERE is very little reason for me to write a review of this show, because for the last nine or ten years I have said much the same every time: namely, that the Wycombe Swan Summer Youth Project is a marvellous example of how to get the very best out of our young people.
The Deadly Factor reviewed
10:53am Wednesday 4th August 2010
IF trading insults and having a good old slanging match is your cup of tea, then the “Deadly Factor” is just the play for you.
New designers shine
9:29am Friday 23rd July 2010
A GROUP of design students have been recognised for their work at an exhibition which showcases the best in UK graduate design.
Review of Aaaargh by Stokenchurch author David Kyle
12:37pm Friday 23rd July 2010
FANS of modern metafiction have generally to contend with the (allegedly) cool urban scenarios of London and New York.
Review: An Evening of Drama And A Revue
3:21pm Monday 19th July 2010
THE first part of the evening comprised a very funny play written by David Tristram entitled The Fat Lady Sings in Little Grimley. It tells the story of a failing drama group who find they have a rival group in the next village and set about sabotaging their next production.
Are you a woman? Have you a pulse? See this show!
8:43am Wednesday 14th July 2010
WELL, the clue was there in the title. If you are a girl and you’ve ever been out, then there is no way you won’t love this wonderful show that is bringing its glow-in-the-dark bunny ears to the Windsor Theatre Royal this week.
Review: Snake in the Grass at Thame Players
8:45am Wednesday 14th July 2010
THE second of only two ghost stories written by Alan Ayckbourn, this was a tale of violence, abuse and blackmail. Once again he delved into the emotions of the actors to present a dark tale of domestic violence, abuse and blackmail.
The Man from Stratford: A lecture peppered with magic
3:14pm Thursday 8th July 2010
"All the world’s a stage, "And all the men and women merely players"
Bringing Bollywood to Windsor
9:26am Wednesday 30th June 2010
THE conditions couldn’t have been more perfect for a Bhangra extravaganza: the summer sun was still burning in the sky and the Theatre Royal Windsor was packed to the gunnels with what must be the entire Indian community of the Royal Borough. Excitement and expectations were high.
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