Nick Biadon is playing Giles Ralston, the owner of a country manor turned hotel. But the former St Crispin’s student didn’t know he was going to be an actor when...
Read moreDetailsA captivating tale of self-discovery awaits audiences of a Broadway spectacular showing at The Hexagon this week. Directed by Michael Fentiman, Amélie The Musical follows a young woman as she...
Read moreDetailsONE of the most popular orchestras in the Thames Valley is preparing to stage its autumn concert, looking at the reign of terror caused by a rogue political leader
Read moreDetailsSINGER/songwriter Richard Digance will be entertaining visitors to the Wokingham Music Club on Friday, October 18.
Read moreDetailsA RARE chance to hear the world-famous Tredegar Band will be offered at a free concert in Woodley this Friday, October 11
Read moreDetailsYOUNG READERS have a feast of fun awaiting them thanks to the second-ever Wokingham Children’s Book Festival
Read moreDetailsThai Elephant, 4-6 London Rd, Twyford RG10 9ER0118 934 9651thaielephanttwyford.co.uk Thai cuisine is my favourite food to enjoy, from the curries to the crispy duck, so I was delighted to...
Read moreDetailsTHE quirky tale of love and coffee is coming to the Reading stage this week. Amelie The Musical is based on the much-loved, five-time Oscar-nominated film, faithfully retelling the movie...
Read moreDetailsEmmerdale actor Gemma Oaten says she is well versed in Alan Ayckbourn and can't wait to get stuck into Ten Times Table at the Theatre Royal Windsor
Read moreDetailsRay Cooney’s comedy - which has had long tours of the West End and all around the world - is one of his absolute best farces, and he’s returned to...
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