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Drawn together in war
4:20pm Wednesday 12th November 2008
Marking the 90th anniversary of the Armistice, Teddington Theatre Club examines the relationship between two of the Great War’s most famous poets in Not About Heroes.
Safe and Secure
1:41pm Thursday 6th November 2008
Knife crime in London has claimed the lives of 27 teenagers this year alone.
Comments (0)Laugh out loud Shakespeare
11:39am Thursday 6th November 2008
When I was at school news of yet another trip to the theatre to see yet another William Shakespeare play was - more often than not - met with groans and long drawn out sighs.
Bowles relishing his time at the Rose
3:02pm Friday 31st October 2008
Peter Bowles may be the star draw in Peter Hall’s production of Love’s Labour’s Lost, but it certainly doesn’t feel that way for the veteran actor.
No doubting power of Thomas
3:10pm Thursday 30th October 2008
Far From The Madding Crowd Thomas Hardy’s love story about a bold and passionate woman in a man’s world is set to dazzle the Richmond Theatre.
Kiss me Kate
3:14pm Friday 24th October 2008
The vampish Kate O’Mara is stepping back into “a more elegant time” by reprising the role of Mrs Cheveley in Oscar Wilde’s An Ideal Husband, which arrives at Richmond Theatre next week (October 27 - November 1).
Beevering away
3:11pm Friday 24th October 2008
Richmond actor and director Geoffrey Beevers is continuing his long association with Orange Tree Theatre in the current Havel season.
Christmas treats
11:21am Thursday 23rd October 2008
A winter wonderland of theatrical productions is heading to Sutton this Christmas as the Secombe Theatre and the Charles Cryer Studio Theatre bring four special family shows to the stage.
Milton keen
11:16am Thursday 23rd October 2008
Lance Pierson is a poetry evangelist – the performer has dedicated his career to promoting the works of his favourite poets, including Sir John Betjeman and Gerard Manley Hopkins in his one-man shows.
The Importance of Going to See This Play!
10:09am Thursday 23rd October 2008
The Importance of Being Earnest - Wilde’s ‘trivial comedy for serious people’ is one of the most cherished plays in the English language.
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