Reading Rep has called on the council to provide greater transparency around the financial and operational plans for the ongoing Hexagon update.
Read moreDetailsBroad Street Mall was transformed into a hub of Halloween fun and community spirit last week as Broad Street Beats returned for a spooky special.
Read moreDetailsA horror-infused Titus Andronicus is showing at Progress Theatre from Monday-Saturday, October 27-November 1.
Read moreDetailsReading Biscuit Factory is set to kick the spooky season off early with the first annual Coconuts Halloween Party on Friday, October 24.
Read moreDetailsReading Rep has teamed with the Guildford Shakespeare Company and Orange Tree Theatre to bring productions of Macbeth and Romeo & Juliet to its stage
Read moreDetailsBeverley Knight's Born To Perform comes to Reading's Hexagon on Wednesday, June 10, next year.
Read moreDetailsThis year's autumn production, Take The Lady Away, is written by Jimmie Chinn, also known for his work on Emmerdale and A Different Way Home.
Read moreDetailsThe Sainsbury Singers will perform a riot of a show
Read moreDetailsPale Blue Eyes are performing at South Street Arts Centre from 7.30pm on Friday, October 17.
Read moreDetailsThe Wave Pictures, with support from Damien A Passmore, are performing at Reading's South Street Arts Centre from 7.30pm on Saturday, October 11
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