Arts

AN appeal has been launched to find a new local charity that can help identify underprivileged children to benefit from the Sir John Madejski Scholarship. Marie Redmond Tuition, which has...

HAMLET might think that he is a rogue and peasant slave, but Sir Ian McKellen’s take on the price is drowning the stage in applause, not tears. As a result,...

A BALLROOM show featuring Strictly Come Dancing stars will be shimmying its way to The Hexagon later this month. Strictly Come Dancing professionals Anton Du Beke and Giovanni Pernice have...

FUNK, disco and soul will make a return to Reading later this month after the government confirmed that covid restrictions will be lifted.

A FAMILY show, I Love My Bike, will be heading to Norden Farm for some wheelie-good fun this summer. Written by poet and theatre-maker Simon Mole, the 45-minute production of...

The charmingly straight-talking, quick-witted and acclaimed stand-up and actor, Kerry Godliman, is back on tour after a 'break' (otherwise known as 'Lockdown') and her first stop will be Reading. She...

THE MILL at Sonning is to celebrate one of the nation’s most-loved living playwrights by renaming its auditorium in his honour. From September, plays will be performed in The Ray...

We're counting down the days until live music makes its proper return. If you can’t wait, The Hope & Anchor will be welcoming music fans this Saturday night, as Bottlekids play....

A DIVERSE range of theatre workshops is in the works over the next couple of years thanks to the Reading Rep theatre company. Reading Rep Theatre’s ENGAGE programme will provide...

RotterdamProgress TheatreJune 23-25 A TRUTHFUL story on coming out as transgender was authentically told by Reading’s very own Progress Theatre last month.  Progress Theatre performed an online adaption of Jon...