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Unfaithful politician stars on theatre’s comeback trail ');  '); ACTOR Mark Curry will reprise the role of dodgy politician Richard Willey MP at the Mill at Sonning. The former Two Into One, which is one of five in-house productions for 2021/22. The riverside venue, which has been shut for months due to the coronavirus pandemic, will re-open with a reduced capacity from May 17. The season will begin with the delayed production of Alan Ayckbourn’s Relatively Speaking (May 18 to July 30) and will be followed by Two into One (August 5 to October 9). A revival of musical Top Hat, base...

A NEW detective drama is being celebrated as a big boost for the city. ITV’s Grace was filmed in Brighton and Hove last year with city landmarks – including Brighton Palace Pier and the i360 – playing a starring role in the adaptation. People from across the city have expressed their “pride” in the city, as viewers across the country tuned in to watch the first instalment of the crime series. Anne Ackord, chief executive of the Brighton Pier Group Anne Ackord, chief executive of the Brighton Pier Group, praised the drama for how it portrayed Brighton on screen. She said: “...

One of the issues that state representatives will consider before the end of the 2021 General Assembly session is Senate Bill 274 that could allow Corbin to annex along Exit

Labelling it as 'one of the worst times of her life', the actress, 43, who has now finalised her divorce after two-and-a-half-years, said she battled depression, anxiety and insomnia during the period.

Theatre hopes to re-open in spring ');  '); THE managing and artistic director of the Mill at Sonning is hoping the theatre can re-open at the end of March, subject to coronavirus restrictions. The riverside venue was forced to close when the Government introduced tier 4 rules last month to halt the spread of covid-19. It will remain shut while the third national lockdown, which was introduced this week, stays in place. Sally Hughes has rescheduled all the January and February shows to run throughout late March, April and May. She said: “As I was moving shows around the calendar I had the ...