Comic Stephen Bailey prepares to bring Our Kid to Norden Farm
ONE OF the rising stars of UK comedy is planning to return to Norden Farm Centre for the Arts later this month. Stephen Bailey will perform his latest stand-up show...
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Choirs sing up for first weekend of Woodley Festival 2019
Children from Crosfields, Dolphin, Loddon and The Abbey schools took part in the choirs contest at The Emmbrook School on Saturday Picture: Phil Creighton The Woodley Festival started at Emmbrook...
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Two open-air cinema events planned for Wokingham this summer
A WOKINGHAM hotel is planning two open air cinema nights later this year. Organisers at the Hilton St Anne’s Manor on London Road said that they will be screening some...
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EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY: Manners… Returning Home
William Manners was born in Bradford, Yorkshire in 1860. Unusually for most artists he didn’t show any particular desire or ability to paint at an early age and didn’t even...
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THIRD DAY: New-look Wokingham Festival announces great new line-up for August bank holiday show
A NEW-LOOK Wokingham Festival is being planned for this August bank holiday, featuring more live music than ever before. The annual event will once again take place in Cantley Park,...
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Tamesis Chamber Choir to perform a day’s worth of music in just two hours
A WHOLE day’s worth of music in just two hours is the promise from a local chamber choir. Tamesis will be performing All The Day Through on Saturday, March 16...
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REVIEW: “A Doll’s House” at Progress Theatre
Stars (out of 3)= 2 One-sentence review= “A socially relevant study of male-female power dynamics” Good for people who= enjoyed “The Handmaid’s Tale” Not good for people who= like plays...
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HENLEY FESTIVAL 2019: Boy George, Jessie J, Aled Jones and Julian Clary sign up for annual riverside event
THERE will be a floating stage, music from headliners such as Boy George and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and more glitz and glamour than a month of Strictly. This summer's...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Looking back Trinity Concert Band’s annual workshop day
On Saturday, February 24, Trinity Concert Band held their annual workshop day in Earley. These rehearsal days are an opportunity for the band to work intensively on a selection of...
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Enjoy some vinyl warfare with Norden Farm’s Vinyl Frontier
In a celebration of records, two of 80s pop’s finest groups go head-to-head showcasing their biggest-selling LPs. The Vinyl Frontier: ABC vs Tears for Fears will take place on Saturday,...
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