Wokingham Theatre goers in September can support the arts twice in a single night
'Double your money with a night at the theatre,' says charity Arts4Wokingham
Read moreDetails'Double your money with a night at the theatre,' says charity Arts4Wokingham
Read moreDetailsEnjoy Shakespeare's comedy about crossed - and cross - lovers
Read moreDetailsThousands have flocked to Henley Festival across the past few days to enjoy an array of superb musical acts. Kicking off on Wednesday, attendees were treated to the vocals of...
Read moreDetailsShe said she creates art to remind us of the wonder in the world.
Read moreDetailsCan you perform a Broadway rock opera (and one of the longest-running West End musicals, to boot) in a small theatre, with a small cast, without glaring compromises? If you...
Read moreDetailsThe World Premier of P.D. James Jane Austen-inspired murder mystery will soon be transferring from The Mill at Sonning to Windsor Theatre Royal.
Read moreDetailsTwyford Drama is celebrating its 60th anniversary with an open day and also a 'sparkling cocktail of song, dance and drama' for audiences
Read moreDetailsEnjoy a seasonal night of cinema screams
Read moreDetailsSwiss rockabilly band Hillbilly Moon Explosion, formed in 1998, will perform at Reading's Face Bar next month.
Read moreDetailsThe UK's only black-tie music and arts festival has announced which acts will feature on their 'RISE' line-up this year.
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