The Way Old Friends Do: Ian Hallard and James Bradshaw talk friendship, fandom, and fake beards
The Way Old Friends Do is the new production written by Ian Hallard, who also stars alongside James Bradshaw
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Station Hill project reaches full height as first phase nears completion
The Station Hill development has "topped out," meaning that the building is now at its highest, and one step closer to completion
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Reading Rep debuts new company of young actors for its Peter Pan adaptation
READING Repertory Theatre is gearing up for its latest production, the world premiere of Chris Cuming's adaptation of Peter Pan. It is also undergoing the launch of its first repertory...
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‘She’s on a whole other level to me’: Running couple battle it out at Reading Half
THE READING Half Marathon was a truly family affair for one particularly athletic couple.
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Reading to hold a music festival in The Village this Easter weekend
The seventh Village Easter Festival to be held in Reading takes place between Thursday April 6 and Monday April 10 with something for everyone
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Blue Collar: Street Food Awards, 19 Something Festival, and Reading FC come to the corner in April
ONE OF Reading's culinary hotspots has laid out its events calendar for April, including hosting prestigious food awards and Mark Bowen
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Anita Oui bows out in style for final drag show as host
Anita Oui hosted the celebration of pop icon Lady Gaga, but announced it would be their last as a drag performer
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FROM THE HEART: Worthy causes represented at Reading Half
THOUSANDS of runners took to the streets of Reading for Sunday's half marathon - some wore singlets, others carried cardboard costumes.
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Reading-based B Radio applies for DAB broadcasting licence
LOCAL commercial radio stations could appear on digital radio sets if Ofcom grants permission.
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Tribute to Muse and The Killers coming to Reading’s Face Bar
Stogfest Promotions is bringing a night of high-quality cover bands to Reading.
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