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HALF TERM WORKSHOPS - CREATE A PLAY IN A DAY Thurs 28th
May @ 10am
have fun and learn new skills during a day’s workshop exploring creative theatre and drama. Drama and theatre practitioner, Laura Hetherington, will lead this creative session specially designed to encourage confidence, communication, empathy, imagination and fun. suitable for 8 – 14 year olds.
HENDRIX & CREAM – Jun @ 8pm
VOODOO ROOM Sat 6th
Paying tribute to Jimi hendrix & Cream - Voodoo Room are a stunning “Power Trio” featuring some of the uK’s finest musicians, performing an incredible show in the true spirit of these legendary superstars. Their credits include: Steve Winwood, Duran Duran, Ben E. King, Fish, Thunder, Jo harman etc.
ROYAL OPERA HOUSE LIVE – LA BOHEME Wed 10th
June @ 7.15pm
The most popular opera of all returns in one of The Royal Opera’s best loved stagings, regularly revived since its opening night in 1974 – and now being seen for the very last time. John Copley’s keen stagecraft and loving attention to period and dramatic detail make his production a masterpiece of realism. several of today’s greatest opera stars return to bid farewell to this sublime staging, notably Anna Netrebko as mimì, and Joseph Calleja as her lover, Rodolfo. Israeli conductor Dan ettinger conducts one of Puccini’s most emotional and melodious scores, in a revival that promises to go down in Royal Opera history.
FOLK @ THE FLAVEL - CARA DILLON Fri 19th
Jun @ 7.30pm
Cara Dillon, one of the most outstanding performers on the uK folk scene, continues the Folk at the Flavel series. already the recipient of many awards Cara is nominated this year in the BBC Radio 2 Folk awards Best singer category and has risen to be one of the finest exponents of Irish song as well as, with husband and musical partner Sam Lakeman, steering an eclectic musical
path combining the traditional with the contemporary. She has had a number of successful albums and tours extensively either with sam or a full band appearing in concert halls and at festivals the world over. “Cara Dillon has quite possibly the world’s most beautiful female voice” Q Magazine
SIMON WESTON – SPEAKER Sat 20th
Jun @ 7.30pm
It was the conflict of a generation and one that many will never forget. On the 2nd of april 1982 argentina invaded
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the Falklands Islands. What was to follow saw the deaths of 655 argentine soldiers and 255 British servicemen.
Amongst those sent to the conflict was simon Weston OBe. In one of the most horrific moments of the conflict, hms Sir Galahad was bombed by two Argentine planes. Against all odds, Simon escaped the burning and buckled ship, but only after suffering 46% burns. Today he has become one of the most recognized faces of the conflict and simon is taking to the stage to tell his story with no holds barred. Guiding him from that fateful day to current times is David Fitzgerald, former sky news anchor and close friend. There will be highs and lows; questions that only a friend as close as David could ask, with answers only Simon could give. From his unique perspective simon will share shocking truths about the conflict, about the day the sir Galahad was attacked and about the impact the event and its consequences have had since.
READING MALE VOICE CHOIR Sat 27th
Jun @ 7.30pm
Founded in 1971, they are established as one of the foremost male voice choirs in England. Their monthly concerts in the Reading area raise £12,000 each year for charity. They give concerts around england and have toured 10 european countries. Their repertoire is remarkably broad and includes spirituals, folk songs and operatic choruses, with many arrangements by their founding musical director Gwyn arch. Featuring guest soprano Donna-marie hughes.
ROYAL OPERA HOUSE LIVE – GUILLAUME TELL Sun 5th
Jul @ 2.45pm
Opening with what is arguably the most exciting of all operatic overtures, Rossini’s final opera helped to lay the foundations of the genre of French grand opéra that dominated european stages throughout the mid-19th century. Rossini’s score is one of his most outstanding, and packed with glorious arias, choruses and ensembles, as those who have heard antonio Pappano’s admired recording – which also features Gerald Finley (Tell), John Osborn (arnold) and malin Byström (mathilde) – will know. sung in French.
FILMS
Cinderella (U) The Water Diviner (TBC) The Woman in Gold (12A) While We’re Young (TBC) Avengers - Age of Ultron (TBC) A Little Chaos (TBC) The Good Lie (TBC) Far from the Madding Crowd (TBC) £5 B4 5 OFFeR – all film tickets mon – Fri £5 before 5pm!!
Movie Meal Deal (MMD), Monday and Wednesdays with The Royal Castle Hotel only £15, Ask at the box office for details.
Cinema now licensed for you to enjoy a drink from the bar whilst watching a film.
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