A new theatrical production is set to explore Reading's vibrant soundsystem scene of the 1970s and 80s, from students at the University of Reading.
Read moreDetailsReading Repertory Theatre is bringing its popular annual run of a child-focused production to the town once again next month
Read moreDetailsA READING band set to play a historic show in London next month have extended the opportunity for an unsigned band to join them. Following the landmark announcement of their...
Read moreDetailsRABBLE, one of Reading's most celebrated professional theatre companies is hosting a competition to discover new writers
Read moreDetailsThe group's next zoom meeting will uncover hidden features of the river
Read moreDetailsIt's been another great year for music in the Reading and Wokingham area, both for artists based here and acts visiting local venues and events
Read moreDetailsProgress Theatre in Reading is inviting residents and theatre-lovers to an exclusive event as it looks ahead to the future next year.
Read moreDetailsThe Abbey School in Reading welcomed special guests as it celebrated the 250th anniversary of the birth of the poet and writer Jane Austen.
Read moreDetailsReading Repertory Theatre is celebrating those who have helped support the theatre through donations and patronage as part of 'Giving Tuesday'.
Read moreDetailsBeans on Toast is playing at Face Bar on Sunday, December 7, following the release of the 18th studio album, Kill Them With Kindness
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