Will Cinderella meet her prince in Bracknell this December?
The Bracknell arts venue will see audiences booing and hissing in its Wilde Theatre as it presents it's annual pantomime.
Read moreDetailsThe Bracknell arts venue will see audiences booing and hissing in its Wilde Theatre as it presents it's annual pantomime.
Read moreDetailsFirst hitting the road in 1966, the band's career has since spanned over six decades touring across the UK and Europe.
Read moreDetailsWargrave charity Camp Mohawk's music room has helped one youngster land a spot in a regional competition.
Read moreDetailsTHE POETS CAFE has launched a lunchtime version, which takes place online.
Read moreDetailsYATELEY Choral Society have chosen a phoenix to illustrate their latest concert, the first since the pandemic hit
Read moreDetailsA CELEBRATORY Concert is the title to Thames Voyces autumn event
Read moreDetailsHERE we go with another great RaW Sounds Today playlist - great tunes to discover from some brilliant musicians
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM?S Choral Society are returning to live performances as they celebrate their 70th anniversary
Read moreDetailsThe Irving Berlin tap extravaganza, which is running until Saturday, January 8, follows the story of Hollywood entertainer Jerry Travers.
Read moreDetailsAs part of his 2022 tour, he'll be heading to The Hexagon for one night only to perform So... Where Were We? on Saturday, March 5.
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