Rave On is the 1950’s & 60’s Rock and Roll sensation sweeping the nation. Featuring multiple award-winning band ‘The Bluejays’, a group comprised of stars from West End Productions The Buddy Holly Story, Million Dollar Quartet, One Man Two Guvnors and Dreamboats & Petticoats, Rave On transports you back to the fabulous 50’s and the swinging 60’s in stunningly authentic style.

Charting the meteoric rise of Rock and Roll, Rave On is a thrilling tour through music’s most revolutionary decades. Prepare to be enthralled as the Bluejays recreate note perfect renditions of the songs that changed the world forever. Featuring the greatest hits of Rock and Roll’s golden era, Rave On brings you the sounds of Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry,The Beatles, Neil Sedaka, The Kinks, Connie Francis, Lulu,The Shadows and many more.

Rave On is a musical experience like no other.

Beyond Faith is the most exciting tribute to the legendary George Michael

currently available. This show features Paul Grant-Reason, who as

well as being a lifelong George fan, has won 4 National Tribute Awards

plus 2017 Best Male tribute. The show concentrates on the more upbeat

side of George’s incredible career and features many of his hits with Wham!

Paul just captures perfectly the sheer energy, presence and voice of

George at his best. From “Faith” to “Don’t Let The Sun Go Down” i

t’s all here in this action-packed show.You simply cannot find a

more polished, energetic or genuine show in tribute to the incredible George Michael

The Unfriend

The Mill at Sonning has long enjoyed a close relationship

with Wargrave Theatre, a respected local drama group

performing for over fifty years. They stage around five

shows a year, including open-air Shakespeare, award-

winning pantomimes, and a thriving youth section.

This year the Mill is delighted to host one of the Wargrave

Theatre productions for 5 performances. The UNFRIEND by

Steven Moffat, a very successful comedy in the WEST END

starring Lee Mack.

While Peter and Debbie are enjoying a cruise to

celebrate twenty years of marriage, they befriend fellow

passenger Elsa Jean Krakowski, an eccentric widow

from Denver. There’s something slightly unsettling in her

friendliness and eagerness to stay in touch, but they

agree – because no one ever really does, do they?

Back home a few months later, Elsa suddenly invites

herself to stay. Debbie decides to Google her —

too late, they learn the truth about Elsa Jean Krakowski.

What danger have they allowed into their home? How do

they protect all they love? Sometimes, the truth is just

too impolite. The Unfriend takes a hilarious, satirical look

at middle-class England’s instinct to always appear nice.

AN  AMATEUR  PRODUCTION  BY

ARRANGEMENT  WITH  NICK  HERN  BOOKS