Edward Albee’s masterpiece ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?’ is coming to Wokingham Theatre next April. This award-winning 20th Century drama was made even more iconic due to the 1966 film adaptation starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, which won five Academy Awards. We’re pleased to share audition details below on how to get involved in this modern classic, directed by Sophie Earle. The story Set on a college campus in New England, the play closely centres around a married couple, George and Martha, who have a dark, intense and loving marriage. The play is set in ju

Terence Rattigan’s The Winslow Boy opens at Wokingham Theatre in October, based on the true story of a famous Edwardian court case involving a 13-year-old boy wrongfully accused of theft.  We sat down with Director Jenny Brown to hear how she has found her first production at WT, why she believes in living and breathing every project she takes on, and what she sees as the universal themes contained within this beloved play. Without giving away the whole plot, tell us about The Winslow Boy. The Winslow Boy is about a middle-class family with a son at military college, who has been accused

Our 2025/26 season opens with the psychological thriller ‘Dead Guilty’ by Richard Harris. We sat down with director Chris Westgate to hear what audiences can expect from this production that is sure to open our new season with a bang… Without giving too much away, what is ‘Dead Guilty’ about? It’s a modern psychological thriller. Well, I say modern, it’s now 30 years old, but when it was written it was an incredibly contemporary, modern piece. But I’ve had to set it very much in 1994, because if you set it in the present day, you would have to introduce a mobile phone, and that would mean ther