China Bears to perform acoustic set in Wokingham
AN ACOUSTIC set by the band China Bears will be held in a Wokingham town centre record store on Saturday, March 14. Starting at 1pm, entry is free to the...
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Tamesis Chamber Choir to hold patchwork mass come and sing event in Henley
A COME and sing day will take place in Henley later this month, thanks to a local choir. Tamesis Chamber Choir is inviting people to join in the patchmass mass...
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Reading Operatic Society hope you'll join them for Little Shop of Horrors
FOR some people the idea of being green-fingered is scary. And if they’ve ever seen Little Shop of Horrors, that could be why. The cult musical tells the story of...
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Make a date for these historic dates thanks to Reading Phoenix Choir
READING PHOENIX CHOIR is teaming up with Berkshire Maestros, Berkshire Children’s Choir and Berkshire Young Voices for its annual concert. The event has the theme Five Days That Changed The...
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REVIEW: "Wuthering Heights" (The Studio Theatre Company, South Hill Park)
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...
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Leading folk lights Peter Knight and John Spiers team up for Nettlebed gig
On 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...
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Why Derek Ryan is no small Guinness
THE 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...
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Wokingham Literary Society to look at Iceland with latest lecture
THE Wokingham Literary Society will be holding its next meeting on Thursday, March 5. Rosemary Hughes will give a talk on Icelandic Literature called A Land of Ice and Fire....
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Lewis Capaldi among 10 new acts announced for Reading Festival
Lewis 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,...
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South Berkshire Singers to perform mediative music for Lent at Wokingham concert
AN 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...
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