REVIEW: “A Christmas Carol” at The Watermill Theatre, Newbury
For many of us, “A Christmas Carol” will forever mean the legendary adaptation featuring The Muppets and Michael Caine – so much so that it came as quite a shock...
Read moreDetailsFor many of us, “A Christmas Carol” will forever mean the legendary adaptation featuring The Muppets and Michael Caine – so much so that it came as quite a shock...
Read moreDetailsAward-winning theatre group Five Pints and a Pig are running two groups of short audio plays.
Read moreDetailsTO CELEBRATE the return of cinema following the November lockdown, a Winnersh picturehouse is offering free tickets. A special screening of Back To The Future is to take place at...
Read moreDetailsMusic charity Berkshire Maestros is hosting an online extravaganza this year - Play Your Heart Out.
Read moreDetailsA group of musicians have produced a musical advent calendar, thanks to Helen Styles.
Read moreDetailsNorden Farm has organised concerts for care homes to support the community during lockdown.
Read moreDetailsBarnardos is hosting a live festive event on Tuesday, and Jamie Cullum will be performing.
Read moreDetailsBracknell and Wokingham College has launched an industry-standard make-up studio.
Read moreDetailsDebbie McGee is starring in Cinderella at the Theatre Royal Windsor pantomime going ahead soon.
Read moreDetailsThe Reading Guild of Artists has expanded its autumn exhibition which celebrates Reading and the surrounding towns and countryside.
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