READING Repertory Theatre is celebrating the life of Oscar Wilde with its new iteration of Micheál Mac Liammóir’s work, The Importance of Being Oscar. Produced in collaboration with Original Theatre,...
Read moreDetailsA marriage of craft and technology is coming to The Base Greenham this summer, thanks to artist Alastair Duncan’s new Interactive Tapestry Weaving Exhibition. Visitors to the gallery can enjoy...
Read moreDetailsThe June Family Jam sees families taking part in interactive music sessions and try out a variety of instruments on Saturday, June 1
Read moreDetailsReading Biscuit Factory is following up on previous short film festivals for a new celebration of indie horror films, Season of the Witch, next month
Read moreDetailsDanny Lampo made a guest appearance at Kay Bryn's show on Sunday, May 19, hot on the heels of a new single.
Read moreDetailsRABBLE Theatre leaving The Stables in Caversham and seeking new spaces as agreement with the council is untenable
Read moreDetailsTwo weeks of events will see theatre, interactive experiences, and tours around town to celebrate the work of Oscar Wilde
Read moreDetailsThe three-day festival combined events for adults and children, including talks from Robin Ince, Reading author TM Logan, and poet AF Harrold
Read moreDetailsA new agreement granted by Henley Royal Regatta will see the festival return to the riverside until at least until 2030
Read moreDetailsFourbears Books has launched a series of events and talks by authors, poets, and educators for its inaugural three-day literary festival
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