How shopping in the Co-op can help Reading theatre group
A THEATRE group that helps teenagers get creative has been selected by the Co-op as one of its good causes ...
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A King Revived: RABBLE brings the ghosts of the Abbey to life in Henry I
RABBLE's production weaves power struggles and personal relationships effortlessly together in Flintoff's arresting Abbey origin story
Kate Winslet, Sir John Madejski and Melvin Benn give their backing to play coming to Reading Abbey ruins later this month
AN OSCAR winning actor has given her backing to a play coming to Reading's historic Abbey ruins later this month.
Why Reading’s beer lovers will be raising their glasses to Henry I
BEER lovers in Berkshire have double the reason to say cheers thanks to two local brewers.
REVIEW: RABBLE Theatre celebrates a decade of acting with a night at the top of The Blade
RABBLE Theatre presents Off The Block The Blade, Reading Friday, March 26 rabbletheatre.com What a warm welcome to Rabble’s ...
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