THERE is no reason to say “Bah! Humbug!” this year, because Ebenezer Scrooge will be coming to Bracknell to say it himself. This December, A Christmas Carol is coming to...
Read moreDetailsTHE HOLIDAYS are shaping up to be pretty wild at South Hill Park this year. Madagascar – A Musical Adventure will be returning the Bracknell-based arts centre just in time...
Read moreDetailsHow do you conjure the magic of theatre when Covid-19 limits how many people you can have on stage? The Watermill Theatre has revamped its 2020 season around this very...
Read moreDetailsLIVE theatre is to return to Windsor next month with a Broadway hit. Seasoned actors Martin Shaw and Jenny Seagrove – who worked together on the hit television drama Judge...
Read moreDetailsIT’S GREAT to see so many local artists have been making the most of lockdown. This week’s chart features a returning act in the shape or local musician Bradley Watmore. ...
Read moreDetailsThis week, our reader's poem is about dreaming of a life beyond the pandemic.
Read moreDetailsWe’d identified as parents for so long, which would never change, however that identification would have a new definition. We’d still be Mum and Dad, just in a different way.
Read moreDetailsFOOD glorious food – a celebration of homegrown and healthy grub will be the focus for a special celebration of harvest next month. The annual Reading Town Meal will be...
Read moreDetailsA FAIRY GODMOTHER has turned up, with one message to bring some festive cheer this Christmas season: ‘You shall go to the ball’. The Theatre Royal in Windsor is preparing...
Read moreDetailsYOUNG readers are being invited to turn on their screens and parents will be delighted. No, we’ve not gone daft – it’s all about a celebration of the printed word....
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