 | Mystery solved? Warehouse Theatre tackles Dickens | | 5:40pm Wed 30 Jan 08 | | If I died in the middle of writing this article, then I dare say my colleagues would wipe away the tears, hitch up the black armbands and finish it off. Even Mr Mozart wasn't above posthumous creative extrapolation - his Requiem was completed by a colleague after he kicked the bucket mid-movement. |
 | Unwin's up for Rose challenge | | 10:03am Wed 30 Jan 08 | | Last week's news that Sir Peter Hall is handing over day-to-day running of the Rose Theatre to artistic director Stephen Unwin was unexpected to say the least. |
| Mysterious visitor for Charles Cryer | | 7:51pm Wednesday 30th January 2008 | | The title of the Charles Cryer Theatre's latest show is rather ambiguous - The Visit - and I'm afraid I won't be shedding too much light on it here, because the story is rather a mysterious one, and should stay like that for now. |
 | Sense and Sensibility hunk Dan Stevens speaks up | | 5:22pm Fri 25 Jan 08 | | Sir Peter Hall is barely out of this or any newspaper these days. When he's not promoting the Rose Theatre in Kingston, the veteran director is complaining that young thespians do not speak up enough. |
 | Kids’ panto keeps me Hook-ed | | 4:55pm Fri 25 Jan 08 | | Six-year-old pirates, squaws with attitude, and a lippy Captain Hook-sounds like a recipe for disaster? Jacquie Kirke, of actfirst, successfully brings together her mixed-age classes in the delightful Captain Hook's Revenge, by Richard Coleman. |
| Precise acting holds to realism | | 9:42am Friday 25th January 2008 | | An Inspector Calls is often portrayed merely as socialist polemic but Richmond Shakespeare Society's current production takes a deeper look at J.B Priestley's best-known play. |
| 39 Steps to Heaven | | 9:24am Friday 25th January 2008 | | Who would have thought The 39 Steps could be so funny? Sure, the 1935 film has its moments of campery - how could it not with Hitchcock in charge? |
 | Jo Brand is a fair cop | | 10:05am Fri 25 Jan 08 | | FOR a look at two top comedy stars as you have never seen them before, settle down for an evening with Gilbert and Sullivan. |
 | Smokin' new show from Songtime | | 3:27pm Thu 24 Jan 08 | | If you go to any West End musical this weekend, be it Joseph, Buddy or Billy Elliott, there is a good chance you will see a graduate of the Songtime musical theatre company. |
| Students perform The Children's Hour | | 2:22pm Thursday 24th January 2008 | | Drama students at Amersham and Wycombe College will perform one of Lillian Hellman’s classic plays tonight (Friday) |
 | Hopefuls step out for A Chorus Line | | 3:00pm Thu 24 Jan 08 | | Young hopefuls are stepping out for Big Dog Theatre’s latest production, A Chorus Line, which arrives at The Elgiva, Chesham, early next month |
| Last chance for Cinderella | | 2:24pm Thursday 24th January 2008 | | It's never too late to go to the ball – Chinnor Players are getting ready to perform Cinderella from next week |
 | All the presidents' hitmen | | 4:01pm Thu 24 Jan 08 | | In years to come, everyone will remember where they were when they saw Lee Harvey Oswald justify boshing a bullet into the side of JFK's head. The answer will be in
the Landor Theatre, watching a splendid production of Assassins. |
 | Get jet-set for comedy | | 3:55pm Thu 17 Jan 08 | | Prepare for a take-off with a difference when touring comedy Club Class jets into Chesham later this month |
 | Learning some lessons with Teechers | | 3:47pm Thu 17 Jan 08 | | It's back to school for The Abingdon Touring Theatre Company, which arrives in Thame tonight (Friday) with John Godber’s comedy, Teechers.
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