Wokingham

A Night at the Musicals,  Oakwood Centre, Woodley.
November 23rd-26th at 7.45
Box Office: 0870 770 5899

The new Oakwood Centre in Woodley has given one of Woodley's best exports the chance to perform in their home town.  Since their foundation in 1968, the Woodley Light Operatic Society (WLOS) have staged their acclaimed productions at theatres in nearby towns.  Their normal venue is the historic Kenton Theatre in Henley-on-Thames, where they recently performed Cole Porters Anything Goes.

The group is now working on an evening of song and dance from West End Shows, which they have called 'A Night at the Musicals'.  "This is our chance to tackle some of the show stopping numbers where, for one reason or another, we cannot stage the whole musical" said the Production Director Carol Hardy.  ‘We will be performing songs from Cats, Cabaret and Chicago and many others' she added.  The evening will be to the group's normal high standards, with stunning choreography arranged by Jane Murphy and Claire Rowell.  The singing will be under the baton of our musical director Anthony Witt.

Tickets are now on sale for 'A Night at the Musicals' either from the box office (0870 770 5899) or via the groups website (www.wlos.co.uk).  Performances will be taking place at 7.45pm on Wednesday November 23rd and then every night until the 26th.  There will also be a 2.30pm matinee on the Saturday. Wheelchair spaces and disabled access is available. Tickets are priced from £7.50 with concessions available for the matinee performance.