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Reading Rep announces names set to lead West End summer workshops

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Tuesday, July 7, 2026 2:38 pm
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The week-long workshop will explore the songs from hit musicals such as Wicked, Hamilton, Six, Paddington and more.

The week-long workshop will explore the songs from hit musicals such as Wicked, Hamilton, Six, Paddington and more.

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READING Repertory Theatre has announced it is welcoming West End performers for its Summer School later this month.

Deena Kapadia (Mamma Mia!) and Natasha Hoeberigs (The Rocky Horror Show) are set to lead masterclasses as part of the theatre’s annual West End Experience summer schools.

The week-long workshop will explore the songs from hit musicals such as Wicked, Hamilton, Six, Paddington and more.

There will be the opportunity to perform the smash-hit songs, choreograph dances, get top tips from industry professionals and perform in their very own West End Musical showcase.

Two workshops will run concurrently: Juniors for 5-10yrs and Seniors for 11-16yrs.

Deena Kapadia is currently appearing in the West End cast of the smash-hit musical Mamma Mia! and previous theatre credits include the UK tours of Kinky Boots and Grease as well as appearing in Disney’s Snow White.

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Natasha Hoeberigs has appeared as Magenta/Usherette in the West End and UK/International Tour productions of The Rocky Horror Show, with theatre credits that also include Marion in Priscilla Queen of the Desert (Norwegian Cruise Line) and Rizzo in Grease (Royal Caribbean).

Sam Amestoy, Director of Youth Theatre at Reading Rep Theatre said of this year’s offerings: “Our flagship West End Experience returns, now available for both age groups, and will once again feature visits from brand-new West End stars Deena Kapadia and Natasha Hoeberigs.

“Alongside much-loved favourites such as Play in a Week, we’re also offering a wide range of workshops for young people eager to explore every aspect of theatre, from production to performance.

“Programmes include Superheroes on Stage, Summer on Stage, and Create, Move and Perform, with opportunities designed to engage all participants, including those within the SEN community.

“Whatever workshop you choose, the focus will always be on having fun while developing new skills, building confidence, and discovering the magic of theatre.

“There’s no better place to be this summer, so come and join us at Reading Rep. Whether you attend one workshop or several, we can’t wait to welcome you and share in the joy of theatre together.”

Reading Rep has a number of holiday workshops running this year.

Full details and bookings are available via: readingrep.com/whats-on

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