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Theatre
4:05pm Thursday 20th February 2003
Listings from Friday 21st February
A Foot in the Door
The Mill at Sonning
Reading
Feb 25 April 5
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Building Blocks
The Mill at Sonning
Reading
0118 9698000
Until tomorrow
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Buddy
The Oxford Apollo
Until tomorrow
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Canterbury Tales
Wycombe Swan Youth Theatre
Until tomorrow, various times
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Dance of the Drunken Monks
Pegasus Theatre
Sat, Mar 1, 8pm
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Flower Wars
Limelight Theatre
Aylesbury
Today & tomorrow, 8pm
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Honk! the Ugly Duckling
Norden Farm Centre for the Arts
Maidenhead
Feb 26 Mar 2, various times
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La Belle Helene
Marlow Amateur Operatic Society
Shelley Theatre
Court Garden
Wed, Mar 5 Sat, Mar 8
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La Boheme
The Oxford Playhouse
Wed, Mar 5 Sat, Mar 8
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Mortimer's Miscellany
Life, Love and the Law
Court Theatre
Pendley
Tring
01442 228091
Tues, Mar 4, 8pm
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Neville's Island
Beaconsfield Theatre Group
Beacon Centre
Holtspur
01494 677754
Wed, Feb 26 Sat, Mar 1, 8pm
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Nutcracker
Wycombe Swan
Tue, Feb 25 Sat, Mar 1, various times
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Same Time Next Year
Theatre Royal Windsor
Tues, Mar 4 Sat, Mar 15
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Sleeping Beauty
Holmer Green Players
Holmer Green Village Centre
The Common
Today & tomorrow, various times
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The Chalk Garden
Theatre Royal Windsor
Until Sat, Mar 1
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The Drowned World
The Old Town Hall
Hemel Hempstead
Tues, 25 & Wed, 25 Feb, 8pm
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The Happiest Days of Your Life
Shoestring Productions
White Cross Hall
Monk Risborough
01844 346008
Today & tomorrow, 7.30pm
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The Emperor's New Clothes
Wesley Hall
Chesham Methodist Church
Bellingdon Road
Chesham
01494 784161
Today & tomorrow, various times
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- Local music scene round-up
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