Chaos reigns in delightful farce from The Mill at Sonning
An apparently dead body, an adulterous junior minister, a seemingly slow-witted waiter and a broken sash window.
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Gypsy sees everything come up roses for The Mill at Sonning
Everything's Coming up Roses for The Mill at Sonning as they present their latest offering, the 1959 musical Gypsy.
Strictly amazing: Mill at Sonning’s Top Hat is a festive feast
Top Hat is an evening of romance, scandal, humour, and a case of mistaken identity, accompanied or interspersed with a ...
Actors Jeremy Irons and Simon Williams team up for charity night at The Mill
A SONNING theatre welcomed two acting greats last month for a special fundraising performance
Sonning resident praises his local theatre, The Mill …
A SONNING resident has praised his local theatre on national television.
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