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Review: Copacabana, The Watermill Theatre, Bagnor, near Newbury

12:20pm Tuesday 27th July 2010

Copacabana Watermill till September 4th After the first exhilarating number, I thought - how do they fit so many people on that tiny stage?

Review: Maria Razumovskaya, Young Artists' Recital Series, The Pound, Corsham

12:26pm Tuesday 27th July 2010

To come in at quite short notice as a replacement and then play a challenging programme of Schumann and Liszt shows what a depth of talent, and dedication, there is in this young player.

Review: Ten Times Table, by Alan Ayckbourn, Christian Malford Players

2:36pm Monday 26th July 2010

Alan Ayckbourn often looks at different relationships and how they break down under pressure; this play shows his style with flair. The people of Pendon are attempting to organise a pageant based on a local legend of the Pendon Twelve, 12 men who banded together to overthrow the local landlords. The team heading up the organisation is an extremely varied bunch varying from the snooty and prudish aristocrat to the teacher wishing to be a left-wing, marxist political activist and a variety of other characters in between all being held together by the suffering chairperson. As the play moves on, the personal bonds start breaking down and remoulding.

Review: West Wiltshire Young Musicians, Wiltshire Music Centre

2:05pm Friday 23rd July 2010

Young musicians from north and west Wiltshire took part in a concert to celebrate their music director’s career on July 11.

Review: Just So, Wharf Youth Theatre, Devizes

4:43pm Wednesday 21st July 2010

For a theatre group as talented as the Wharf Youth Theatre, ‘Just So’, the musical adaptation of the famous Rudyard Kipling stories is an ideal choice. A wise decision then by director Jemma Barnes.

Preview: Horn recital by Lauren Reeve-Rawlings, St Andrew's Church, Chippenham

4:46pm Wednesday 21st July 2010

Former Hardenhuish schoolgirl, Lauren Reeve-Rawlings gives a lunch time recital at St Andrew’s Church, Chippenham on Wednesday, August 4.

Review: The Good Soldier by Ford Madox Ford, Theatre Royal Bath

4:38pm Wednesday 21st July 2010

The Good Soldier is a powerful story, well told. It is set in 1914, just before the outbreak of the First World War and traces the disintegration of two seemingly perfect marriages.

Review: Arabian Nights, Hardenhuish Lower School

2:36pm Tuesday 20th July 2010

In trying to persuade young children to take part in a school play, certain skills are required. Among those are instilling enthusiasm, encouraging confidence and being able to bring together a sense of teamwork and purpose.

Review: Les Miserables, Bristol Hippodrome

3:47pm Monday 19th July 2010

The Bristol Hippodrome was on to a winner when it opened its doors to the awe inspiring spectacle that is Les Misérables.

Review: The Perfect Wife Roadshow, The Pound, Corsham

4:11pm Thursday 8th July 2010

It was camp as a row of tents but The Perfect Wife Roadshow had a packed audience in stitches as the sorry tale of a wife who describes herself as a ‘seven-year bitch’, is told through song and dance.

Review: Much Ado About Nothing, Hazelbury Manor

Steve Huggins plays Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing

4:08pm Thursday 8th July 2010

Shakespeare Live’s 21st – and last – open air production in the magnificent grounds at Hazelbury Manor near Box is a merry romp.

Chippenham director bids farewell

11:59am Thursday 8th July 2010

Chippenham Cantata, the choral society based in the town, is to lose its music director.

Review: The Perfect Wife Roadshow, The Pound

11:58am Thursday 8th July 2010

It was as camp as a row of tents, but The Perfect Wife Roadshow had a packed audience at The Pound in stitches.

Review: Much Ado About Nothing, Hazelbury Manor

11:56am Thursday 8th July 2010

Shakespeare Live’s 21st – and last – open air production here is a merry romp, played for laughs.

Review: Elijah, Athenaeum Singers

Review: Elijah, Athenaeum Singers

11:53am Thursday 8th July 2010

More than 100 performers brought one of the greatest choral works of all time to Warminster when, joined by professional soloists and the Chamber Orchestra of Wales, the Athenaeum Singers delivered a memorable performance of Mendelssohn’s masterpiece Elijah.




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