IN THIS Christmas like no other, festive shows are in short supply. And with millions of us being asked to stay at home as a result of the new Tier...
Read moreDetailsChristmas treats are being promised by the Kenton Theatre in Henley.
Read moreDetailsKepler Ten filmed their newest music video in Simon's Wood in Finchampstead.
Read moreDetailsAROUND 3,000 jobs will be created when Hollywood opens a new UK arm in Shinfield. All being well, Shinfield Studios will open in late 2022 after agreement in principle was...
Read moreDetailsAS THE old adage goes, the show must go on. And while Newbury’s Watermill Theatre will be forced to close on Saturday as a result of the Tier 3 announcement...
Read moreDetailsTHE NEWS that Berkshire has been placed into Tier 3 restrictions means that theatres must bring their curtains down for now. The Theatre Royal in Windsor is currently producing Cinderella,...
Read moreDetailsReddam House, in Sindlesham, held a drive-in movie theatre to ensure end-of-year performances could go ahead.
Read moreDetailsA new play from Rabble will be available to view over the internet this weekend.
Read moreDetailsShazad Latif – Ash Tyler in the Netflix show Star Trek Discovery – has beamed down his support for the campaign to save Reading Gaol, championed by a federation of...
Read moreDetailsArtists from across the Thames Valley are showcasing their art in next year's Henley Arts Trail calendar.
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