A PIANIST is set to perform an online recital tonight. After appearing at Norden Farm six years ago, international competition winner, Ke Ma, is to be returning for another concert...
Read moreDetailsEVERYONE loves the king of rock n roll, and he makes an appearance at the top of this week’s soundtrack. Kind of. Elvis impersonator Ben Portsmouth isn’t wedded to the...
Read moreDetailsActor Kate Winslet is supporting the campaign to save Reading Gaol, and is excited Banksy chose it as the site for his latest piece.
Read moreDetailsThe black-tie event will run from Wednesday, September 15 until Sunday, September 19, along the bank of the Thames.
Read moreDetailsSingers will be enjoying a three-day virtual festival this weekend, which will include Wokingham Rock Choir.
Read moreDetailsA STREET artist confirmed that the artwork added to Reading Gaol was that of Banksy before the big reveal. In last Thursday’s print edition of Wokingham.Today, Pistol shared why he...
Read moreDetailsA SPECIAL digital adaptation of a classic Oscar Wilde play will see Stephen Fry team up with a wealth of famous faces next week. The Picture of Dorian Gray is...
Read moreDetailsMURDER mysteries can make you walk a virtual tightrope, looking for clues in unexpected places. And now a Shinfield-based theatre group is preparing to launch a high flying crime to...
Read moreDetailsTHEY say the best things come for those who wait. And that’s exactly the case with this week’s highest new entry in our playlist. Hoopy Frood has just released their...
Read moreDetailsWorld-renowned artist Banksy has confirmed he is responsible for the Reading Gaol mural.
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