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Peter’s serendipity leads to new album
A SONGWRITER is tuning his guitar to get ready for his new album. Reading-born musician Peter James Millson has just released his new album, The Accidental. Before starting his solo...
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Eco-friendly theatre comes to The Watermill this summer
THE STAGE is set for The Watermill’s eco-friendly outdoor production this summer. The Watermill Theatre, in Newbury, will present a new, sustainability-focused production of Shakespeare’s As You Like It. Directed...
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Digital premiere for Watermill
A DIGITAL production is set to premiere at The Watermill this autumn. The Newbury-based venue will present a new comedy, Going The Distance from October 4. Written by Henry Filloux-Bennett...
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Give this Reading-based music festival a listen
A MUSIC festival is set to entertain audiences at Reading venues this autumn. Reading’s multi-venue event Are You Listening? event will be returning after a year off for covid. Organised...
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Marvellous plans for Dinton Pastures
A POPULAR music festival is making plans to return this summer, covid restrictions permitting. Marvellous will once again take over Dinton Pastures in Hurst on Saturday, July 17 and Sunday,...
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REVIEW: Two new radio plays from Twyford
No Kidding andA Logic Named JoeTwyford and Ruscombe Theatre Group’s radio playsUntil July 20twyrusdrama.org.uk Legendary BBC broadcaster Alistair Cooke once said: “I prefer radio to TV because the pictures are...
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REVIEW: South Hill Park’s heartwarming Alice did not disappoint
Alice in WonderlandJune 2-6South Hill Park01344 484123southhillpark.org.uk A HEARTWARMING adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s Alice In Wonderland did not disappoint. South Hill Park’s Wilde Theatre was the venue for the show,...
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South Hill Park brightens up summer with live music
LIVE music will be brightening up peoples’ summer this year. South Hill Park Arts Centre, in Bracknell, is bringing back Live Music on the Terrace – and audiences can listen for...
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Reliant tops the WOKINGHAM LOVES MUSIC playlist
A DOUBLE header of live music heads up this week’s hit parade, with tracks by Reliant and Third Lung, celebrating their forthcoming live gig at The Purple Turtle in Reading....
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Reading Gaol bid makes New York Times headlines
The campaign to turn Reading Gaol into an arts hub has gained international attention, after being featured in the New York Times.
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