Society news

After more than 18 months delay by the pandemic, Little Shop of Horrors finally hits the stage at The Kenton Theatre on 6-9 October 2021

In response to the Prime Minister’s statement this evening advising the UK public to avoid unnecessary social contact, including visiting theatres, the Reading Operatic Society Committee has been working with the trustees of The Kenton Theatre on how to proceed with our production of Little Shop of Horrors, due to open on Wednesday 18th March 2020

We realise that the Coronavirus (COVID-19) updates may be on the minds of many. The Committee of Reading Operatic Society has been closely monitoring developments surrounding COVID-19

Reading Operatic Society is very happy to announce our next show that will be running in March 2020, Little Shop of Horrors! Like our upcoming production of Godspell, it will also be taking place in The Kenton Theatre.

On 27 June Reading Operatic Society held what was intended to be its AGM. A small, enthusiastic group attended and a number of great ideas were discussed

Thank you to everyone who took part in the recent auditions for Godspell. The cast has now been announced.

Congratulations to Ryan Stevens for recently being awarded Best Male in a musical for the district by NODA! Ryan gave his winning performance as Daniel 'Rooster' Hannigan in Annie last year.

You are invited to Reading Operatics Society’s Annual General Meeting on Thursday 27 June at Earley St Peter’s Church Hall at 19:30.

Reading Operatic Society is delighted to announce Godspell as our next production. The musical is structured as a series of parables, primarily based on the Gospel of Matthew.