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REVIEW: The Mill at Sonning’s A Belly Full
A play oozing with sistership and comedy is the perfect guide to facing life’s challenges belly-first. A Belly Full- written by Marcia Kash and Mary Colin Chisholm -...
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Marvel at Nate’s Marvin when he appears at Norden Farm later this month
A tribute night to international Motown icon Marvin Gaye will be heard in Maidenhead next month. Heavily rooted in RnB, Gospel, Junk, Jazz and Soul, Nate Simpson is gearing up...
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Charvil choirs to team up with American group for Woodley concert
TWO Charvil-based choirs are joining forces for a special concert where they will sing with an American choir The concert, on Friday, July 5, will see Jewel Tones and Sapphire...
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PRESS PACK: Top awards for young musicians
The national final of the RIBI (Rotary in Great Britain & Ireland) young musician competition was held at Anglia Ruskin University, Chelmsford on May 4. Fifteen young musicians representing all...
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South Hill Park’s new play Their Finest Hour will honour D Day veterans
TO MARK the 75th anniversary of D Day, a Bracknell-based arts centre is staging a play aimed at recreating the lives of those who went before us. Their Finest Hour...
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Mother and daughter folk duo Chris and Kellie While are next names for Nettlebed Folk Club
A MOTHER and daughter will be the next acts on the stage of the Nettlebed Folk Club. Returning after a break for the Whitsun bank holiday, the popular club is...
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Marvellous Festival to host Wokingham Music Club stage to celebrate the best in local music
TRIBUTE band festival Marvellous isn’t just about the greatest hits of the past – it also includes the bands of the future thanks to the Wokingham Music Club stage. The...
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Wokingham International Street Concert is coming to Broad Street on Saturday, June 1
FORGET the hills, it’s Wokingham that will be alive with music. And it’s all thanks to the return of the International Street Concert on Saturday. The free event takes place...
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Chorus of culture set for Reading University’s Great Hall
A medley of melodies will fill the Great Hall of Reading University’s London Road campus next month. Reading Festival Chorus choir- a group of 80 singers of both sacred and...
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“We’re going to tell you our stories how WE want to.”
“We’re going to tell you our stories how WE want to. I am not here to make your conscience feel better. I don’t need you to feel sorry for me.”...
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