We are looking for friendly, reliable volunteers to help out in our new Saturday 18 – 25 Club. This is a great opportunity for chatty, confident people to help others have fun while having fun themselves! Find out more at buff.ly/3J0YEPt

Here at Progress Theatre we’re feeling a bit emotional. Not only are we just getting through the pandemic, already fighting for our survival (like so many other theatres). But now we face another huge threat to our future. This could be the end of Progress Theatre. Please Help.

Missed WriteFest at the theatre last week? It’s not too late! We’re streaming a recorded version of this fun-filled collection of #NewWriting from 26-28 Feb. Book now to watch from the comfort of your own home!⁠ ⁠ Book: ticketsource.co.uk/progresstheatre⁠ #theatre #online

I just have no words. I didn’t think anything that this sorry excuse for a government did would surprise me anymore, and yet here we are. As always, Boris’ actions will disproportionately affect the vulnerable, but hey - who cares, right? 😡 ARSE

Want a Saturday job? We're looking for friendly, reliable, well-organised people to work in our exciting new Saturday 18-25 Club for young adults with learning disabilities. Find out more at readingmencap.org.uk/about-us/work-…

The Welkin, is on from 20th-28th January 2023 and stepping up to the dock first is the defendent herself, Poppy who plays Sally Poppy! Hers is the first in a series of behind the scenes interviews with the team behind the show. Tickets: progresstheatre.co.uk/2023-the-welkin #theatre #rdguk

🎭 Progress Theatre continues its 76th season with The Welkin, an accomplished ensemble production of a gripping, historical courtroom drama full of heart and humour. #UKnews #LocalNews #RDGUK Progress Theatre #TheWelkin rdg.today/review-grippin…

Watermill Theatre in Newbury, England, is looking for a Development Officer who will work to maximise fundraising income. Salary: £24,500 More information: watermill.org.uk/jobs Closes Monday 10 July

The staff bake-off at Watermill Theatre has begun, and naturally in the last week of The Lord of the Rings 💔 I had to theme my cake…

My first summer at Watermill Theatre has been truly magical ❤️💔 An emotional goodbye to The Lord of the Rings this weekend, but my goodness, how lucky am I to work at this incredible, special place?!

The Watermill and Reading Rep Theatre are joining forces! We’re both committed to welcoming deaf audiences and creatives to our theatres. We’ll be hosting events at both our venues, to get to know our local deaf community better, and provide an opportunity for BSL learners.

Sophie has sent in an audition tape but some reason hasn’t got the job! 😂

We’re passionate about ensuring every young person can enjoy the arts. That’s why, when you buy a ticket from us, you’ll have the opportunity to ‘pay it forwards’, helping a disadvantaged young person come and see The Wizard of Oz! Every pound donated will be matched.

How exciting!! I’m SO proud of this brilliant, inventive, & creative organisation - still can’t believe how lucky I am to work here, & to play a tiny part in enabling the fabulous work that’s created in this beautiful corner of Berkshire to reach audiences from around the world.

SO proud!! 🤩🥰

Listen with sound on for the most wholesome story of some little hobbits making it big in the city!

We are absolutely thrilled to announce this very special fundraising event - it’s incredible to have such support from Judi & Brendan!

I’m so excited to be embarking on my next directorial challenge! 🤩 If you fancy a fun summer performing in a brilliant comedy, in brilliant sunshine* in a stunning setting, come on down and audition! *sunshine not entire guaranteed… ☀️

ONE WEEK TO GO until the auditions for our biggest show of the year! Get involved in something really special, by auditioning for our Summer Open Air production of The Importance of Being Earnest. progresstheatre.co.uk/auditions

We're delighted to announce that we've been successful in two capital funding bids, enabling us to continue to protect and conserve our unique site, as well as make vital improvements to accessibility and environmental sustainability. Thank you to Arts Council England Capital