Reading musician Marc Hockley's new single, Little Devils, is set for release on streaming platforms from Tuesday, October 31
Read moreDetailsThe story of a Ugandan woman who sparked fame with a protest on the streets of Kampala is being brought to South Street Arts Centre
Read moreDetailsAWARD-WINNING theatre-maker and performance artist Victoria Melody is bringing her latest show, Head Set, to Reading's South Street Arts Centre
Read moreDetailsReading Repertory Theatre has announced its first repertory company, which is taking up the mantle with two concurrent productions from next month
Read moreDetailsWinter Chills will screen a collection of short horror films, including by Reading film-makers, curated by writer and director Stephen Graves
Read moreDetailsA strong cast leads a story of young people finding a world of modern meaning within Shakespeare's classic tragedy
Read moreDetailsTurntable Media has opened for business, bringing together recording spaces, content studios, and other provisions for musicians
Read moreDetailsWe speak to director Paul Stacey and Brayden Emmanuel as Reading Rep begins its revival of Shakespeare's R&J? the first in the UK in 20 years
Read moreDetailsProgress brings Blood Wedding to the stage? a tale of doomed love among two young people frustrated by the limits of tradition and wealth
Read moreDetailsPaloma Faith has announced her sixth studio album, The Glorification of Sadness, and a 26-date headline tour of the UK
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