Reading Today speaks to Scott Hunter from The Play That Goes Wrong
Reading Today speaks to Scott Hunter, who's joining Mischief in The Play That Goes Wrong at The Duchess Theatre
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Reading Rep’s Midsummer Night is a dream come true
Reading Repertory Theatre closes the season with riotous and enjoyable celebration of Shakespeare's seminal classic
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A decade of Reading Rep: here’s to ten more years of theatre
Its latest season will see it celebrate ten years of theatre with a host of new productions and workshops, and ...
Jubilee or not Jubilee: Reading Rep’s Midsummer Night’s Dream brings the party
Reading Rep's production of a Midsummer Night's Dream is a jubilee gift, bringing Shakespeare as you've never seen it before
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