Camberley Theatre to hold musicals celebration
A MUSICAL celebration is coming to Camberley Theatre next weekend. With 11 cast of principal singers and dancers, led by UK touring artist Paul Yates, the show is set to...
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Forget the 5k, David’s run an impressive 500k for South Hill Park
A BRACKNELL man has run 500km to raise money for South Hill Park Trust. Last year, the centre launched a fundraising campaign to raise £500,000 to help cover the impact...
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Slow Right Down and listen to the WOKINGHAM LOVES MUSIC soundtrack
SUMMER is here and, football matches aside, it’s time to take things a little easy. A great way to do this is to tune in to our Wokingham Loves Music...
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Peter’s serendipity leads to new album
A SONGWRITER is tuning his guitar to get ready for his new album. Reading-born musician Peter James Millson has just released his new album, The Accidental. Before starting his solo...
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Eco-friendly theatre comes to The Watermill this summer
THE STAGE is set for The Watermill’s eco-friendly outdoor production this summer. The Watermill Theatre, in Newbury, will present a new, sustainability-focused production of Shakespeare’s As You Like It. Directed...
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Digital premiere for Watermill
A DIGITAL production is set to premiere at The Watermill this autumn. The Newbury-based venue will present a new comedy, Going The Distance from October 4. Written by Henry Filloux-Bennett...
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Give this Reading-based music festival a listen
A MUSIC festival is set to entertain audiences at Reading venues this autumn. Reading’s multi-venue event Are You Listening? event will be returning after a year off for covid. Organised...
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Marvellous plans for Dinton Pastures
A POPULAR music festival is making plans to return this summer, covid restrictions permitting. Marvellous will once again take over Dinton Pastures in Hurst on Saturday, July 17 and Sunday,...
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REVIEW: Two new radio plays from Twyford
No Kidding andA Logic Named JoeTwyford and Ruscombe Theatre Group’s radio playsUntil July 20twyrusdrama.org.uk Legendary BBC broadcaster Alistair Cooke once said: “I prefer radio to TV because the pictures are...
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REVIEW: South Hill Park’s heartwarming Alice did not disappoint
Alice in WonderlandJune 2-6South Hill Park01344 484123southhillpark.org.uk A HEARTWARMING adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s Alice In Wonderland did not disappoint. South Hill Park’s Wilde Theatre was the venue for the show,...
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