The Crash Helmuts comprise the brothers Norbert and Johann Helmut. They started penning their album of happy and up-tempo music to raise a smile
Read moreDetailsTHIS week, topping our hit parade is Katie Ellwood with a track from her debut album.
Read moreDetailsJack and The Beanstalk seeks young cast members. Apply soon.
Read moreDetailsMusical theatre gala seeks new talent. Deadline soon.
Read moreDetailsA NEW children?s festival is continuing this week with a range of theatrical events for all ages at South Street arts centre in Reading
Read moreDetailsA NIGHT celebrating the music of The Eagles is coming to Reading this autumn as Talon returns for its 25th anniversary tour at The Hexagon
Read moreDetailsAled Jones is teaming up with Russell Watson for a special festive tour and Reading?s Hexagon theatre is one of the stop-off points for the duo
Read moreDetailsWith two great shows taking place in Reading on the same night, we decided to go to both of them - here's why
Read moreDetailsONE of our missions is to champion new music as well as local music and our two new entries this week showcase just that
Read moreDetailsReading Repertory Theatre closes the season with riotous and enjoyable celebration of Shakespeare's seminal classic
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