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Choir invites you to come and sing with them in Henley
TAMESIS Chamber Choir is inviting singers to come and enjoy a patchwork requiem. The event will take place at Christ Church in Henley on Saturday, March 10. During the day,...
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Join Reading Phoenix Choir for open rehearsal
THE READING PHOENIX Choir is to hold an open rehearsal on Monday, January 8. The group starts each term in this way as a chance for budding members to try...
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Enjoy golden age of swing with record recital night
ON TUESDAY, the Yateley and Crowthorne Big Band Society will hold a record recital to mark the golden age of swing. It will be held at Sandhurst Community Hall in...
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Enjoy lunchtime concert at St Mary’s Church in Shinfield
A LUNCHTIME concert will take place in St Mary’s Church in Shinfield on Saturday, January 6. The special guests for this month’s show will be the BWCB Liquorice Allsorts, a...
Read moreDetailsLive nativity for Holme Grange pupils
BY HOLME GRANGE SCHOOL Holme Grange School was buzzing with excitement on Friday, December 8 when their Year 6 students presented their very first Living Nativity to the children, staff...
Read moreDetailsTop class entertainment at Crosfields School
BY CROSFIELDS SCHOOL On Thursday, December 5, our Year 2 pupils performed their annual Christmas Play, Pinocchio. The theatre was packed full of family and friends eager to watch the...
Read moreDetailsTwyford panto will follow Dick’s quest for streets of gold
THE TALE of a man and his talented cat will be performed as a late panto treat by a theatre group in Twyford next month. The Twyford and Ruscombe Theatre...
Read moreDetailsThe Mill at Sonning up for sustainability award
A THEATRE in Sonning has been shortlisted for a national sustainability award for its work in generating its own power. The Mill at Sonning, which draws the electricity for its...
Read moreDetailsCinema listens over unsubtitled Star Wars
A DEAF teen’s disappointment over a botched showing of Star Wars has turned to joy after the cinema promised to make amends. The youngster had booked for one of Vue...
Read moreDetailsREVIEW: Teen spirit makes Peter Pan fly in Woodley
Berzerk Productions presents Peter Pan - Oakwood Centre - December 13-16 WHAT better casting for the boy who never grew up than a teenager full of Christmas spirit? This year’s festive show...
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