The Studio Theatre Company (based at South Hill Park Arts Centre) are celebrating 50 shows of independent community theatre this June, with a production that fans of Alfred Hitchcock may...
Read moreDetailsTwyford-based artist Liz Chaderton is gearing up for outdoor art classes from next month.
Read moreDetailsThe Picture of Dorian Gray at The Watermill Theatre in Newbury has been extended for two weeks, after proving popular online.
Read moreDetailsBoy George and his band Culture Club will perform at Englefield House in Theale later this year.
Read moreDetailsWokingham housebuilder Sam Lester turned to acting, playing an extra in a reboot of Rise of the Footsoldier with Vinnie Jones.
Read moreDetailsYOU can take the boy out of the village, but the village never quite leaves the boy … A new soap opera has been launched starring Hurst-born actor John Altman,...
Read moreDetailsBIG FESTIVAL celebrations will be put on hold as future plans are announced for next summer. Readipop, a Reading-based charity providing access to music for vulnerable young people, has revealed...
Read moreDetailsART EXHIBITIONS will be presented online showcasing the work of talented artists. The Reading Guild of Artists, a group of professional and amateur artists in Berkshire, has announced its new...
Read moreDetailsLemons Lemons Lemons Lemons LemonsProgress TheatreMarch 24-26Progresstheatre.co.uk Progress Theatre hosted a virtual performance of Sam Steiner’s two-hander play Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons last month. The 90-minute play, involving a...
Read moreDetailsFESTIVAL for the arts has created a special family-friendly activity for the school holidays. Norden Farm’s Quest Family Fest, an annual festival holding a range of events for children and...
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