• It Runs in the Family: The Mill at Sonning (Thu 13 Feb to Sat 12 Apr).
• Lovesong: Progress Theatre (Fri 21 Mar to Sat 29 Mar).
• Abigail's Party: Abingdon Drama Club (Wed 26 Mar to Sat 29 Mar).
• Murder She Didn't Write: Improvised Murder Mystery: Corn Exchange (Thu 27 Mar).
• Emil and the Detectives: Watermill Theatre (Thu 27 Mar to Sat 29 Mar).
• Dr Strangelove: Theatre at the cinema (Thu 27 Mar to Wed 9 Apr).
• In Other Words: Corn Exchange (Fri 28 Mar).
• The RABBLE Dazzle: Rabble Theatre (Fri 28 Mar).
• Sister Act Jr: Newbury YoungStars (Fri 28 Mar to Sat 29 Mar).
• Pygmalion: Oxford Theatre Guild (Tue 1 Apr to Sat 5 Apr).
• Confusions: Chiltern Players (Thu 3 Apr to Sat 5 Apr).
• Bloody Wimmin: Rabble Theatre (Fri 4 Apr).
• Piaf: Watermill Theatre (Fri 4 Apr to Sat 17 May).
• SIX the Musical: Corn Exchange (Sun 6 Apr to Thu 17 Apr).
• The Dinosaur That Pooped: New Theatre (Mon 7 Apr).

See What's on for a list of everything.

Newbury YoungStars' next production from 28th to 29th March is Sister Act Jr, an uplifting musical comedy based on the hit film and Broadway show. When disco diva Deloris Van Cartier witnesses a crime, she’s hidden in a convent – the last place she ever expected to be. Her bold spirit clashes with the strict Mother Superior, but soon Deloris brings her unique flair to the convent’s struggling choir, filling the community with joy and discovering the true power of sisterhood.

Rabble Theatre are presenting Bloody Wimmin on 4th April at Reading University.The protests at Greenham Common were a political landmark of the 1980s but are now being forgotten or simply invisible to many younger people. Lucy Kirkwood’s short play puts us right into the heart of the peace camp with its petty rivalries and wonderful camaraderie and then sweeps us forward 25 years to a London Climate Camp. Funny, tense, and touching, the play explores the cost of protest, the power of individual and collective action, the legacy of Greenham and the culture of protest itself.

Kingston Bagpuize Drama Group's next production from 24th to 26th April is Le Grand Return by Alan Stockdill, a gentle comedy drama about love, remembrance, war and peace. Set in 1994 at the 50th anniversary of D Day (which took place during the Second World War). Tommy, Alf and Edwin are incarcerated in Coldrick Nursing Home. Will Tommy with his dodgy ticker be able to make it to the 50th D Day anniversary in France or not?

Freckle Productions are bringing The Baddies to life at Newbury Corn Exchange from 27th to 29th May. It's a wickedly hilarious adaptation of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s smash-hit story. Meet the very worst Baddies in the world! Don’t you dare to come too close to a witch, a troll and an ancient ghost! The Baddies love being bad. They roar, spook and cast wicked spells to try and scare a girl out of her wits… who will succeed? Or perhaps the girl is braver than they think… A laugh-out-loud riot for all the family.

New Era Players (Newbury) want backstage helpers.