Cathy Earnshaw and adoptive brother Heathcliff battle class differences, the lure of the wealthy Lintons, and each other in The Studio Theatre Company’s depiction of a doomed gothic romance set...
Read moreDetailsOn a summer's day four years ago, the organisers of FolkEast Festival masterminded one of the most intriguing and exciting collaborations on today's folk scene. Legendary fiddle player Peter Knight...
Read moreDetailsThe play is delivered on a backdrop of unbreakable British politeness — at times venomous — which builds comedic tension between the words and their meaning.
Read moreDetailsTHE WEATHER outside, dear reader, was frightful. But the welcome was warm. And when Derek Ryan brings his blend of Irish charm to Reading’s Concert Hall latest this month you’ll...
Read moreDetailsLewis Capaldi is one of the latest names announced today for this year’s Reading Festival. Fresh after claiming two BRIT Awards, Capaldi will play the mainstage this summer alongside Stromzy,...
Read moreDetailsAN EVENING of music appropriate for the Christian season of Lent will be taking place in Wokingham church later next month. Members of the South Berkshire Singers will be performing...
Read moreDetailsON SATURDAY, a new single will be launched in a Wokingham record store. Beyond The Download is the venue for In Albion, who will be performing Earth. Joining them will...
Read moreDetailsRelatively Speaking — a comedic farce of two couples — will be taking to the stage tomorrow, with performances until Saturday, April 18.
Read moreDetailsJOHN CLEESE is an incredibly funny man, and you might think that it would be hard to beat anything he’s written. But he knows different. The actor and writer, who...
Read moreDetailsOne of the UK’s leading comedian/magicians is preparing to bring his new show, Pete Firman and the Amazing TBC, to Norden Farm Centre for the Arts next month. His skill...
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