PREVIEW: Joe Orton farce Funeral Games comes to Swallowfield this weekend
A PLAYFUL swipe at the church may not have the same weighty consequences now as it did back in the 1960s. But 50 or so years ago, when Joe Orton’s...
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WATCH: Diversity’s Ashley Banjo opens Wokingham school’s new performing arts block
A SCHOOL in Wokingham proved that it has lots of talent at the opening of it's new performing arts block this morning (Wednesday). Holme Grange School, in Heathlands Road, welcomed Britain's...
Read moreDetailsHear a one man sonic explosion at the Wokingham Music Club
WOKINGHAM Music Club has announced a new gig for early next month and tickets have just gone on sale. Funke and the Two Tone Baby will be appearing at a...
Read moreDetailsINTERVIEW: LANY rate the catering at Reading Festival 2016
THE first impressions of Reading Festival for debutants LANY (pronounced lay-nee) seemed to be pretty good. The genre-bending California trio played their first set at the Richfield Avenue festival on Friday,...
Read moreDetailsINTERVIEW: K.Flay on opening Reading Festival weekend
OPENING a major music festival is no mean feat for even the most experienced of artists. But up-and-coming LA artist K.Flay took the whole experience in her stride. The Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsWhat’s the odds on Will Young winning Strictly Come Dancing?
Wokingham born pop star Will Young has been installed as one of the bookies favourites to win this year’s Strictly Come Dancing. The BBC TV contest launches on Saturday night...
Read moreDetailsCould a new young stage star be from Wokingham? Auditions to be held for Roald Dahl play
AUDITIONS for a new production of Roald Dahl's classic George's Marvellous Medicine are to be held in Reading next month. Girls aged between six and 10-years-old, and under 4ft 4in,...
Read moreDetailsFrank Turner books The Hexagon for a November date, will make charity donation for every ticket sold
One of music’s biggest names is preparing to come to the Thames Valley later this year, bringing with him his latest show. The Hexagon in Reading is to be one...
Read moreDetailsGALLERY: Sunday at Reading Festival
THE rain finally came on Sunday, but the brief showers did not put a dampener on the festivities over at Reading Festival. Biffy Clyro and Fall Out Boy closed the...
Read moreDetailsGALLERY: Saturday at Reading Festival
READING Festival Day Two kicked off in style with local band Sundara Karma fulfilling a life-long dream to open the Main Stage. The stage would later grace the likes of...
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