Reading's Poet's Cafe is set to return to South Street Arts Centre for the first show back in 2023, featuring guest poet Christopher Horton
Read moreDetailsEmmanuel Sonubi is set to return to Reading's South Street with his highly-anticipated second stand-up tour, Curriculum Vitae, on Saturday, April 20
Read moreDetailsThe Triangle Players are throwing open the curtains for their latest production, Jack and the Beanstalk, adapted by Lewis Gilbert, later this month
Read moreDetailsTom Houghton talks self-improvement, sock modelling, and shock predictions for the monarchy ahead of his new tour, It's Not Ideal
Read moreDetailsADVENTURES on the silver screen is the focus for a new concert taking place next month - the orchestra behind it will perform the show twice
Read moreDetailsWe catch up with Matt Thomson as the dust settles on a busy year for The Amazons and look ahead to their upcoming album
Read moreDetailsReading Indie Comedy Festival returns in May, bringing with it comedians such as Gary Delaney and Harriet Kemsley, plus roasts and competitions
Read moreDetailsAre You listening? has just announced the first batch of performers who will be performing when it returns in May
Read moreDetailsPlans for changes to a cultural venue in Reading have seen new artist's impressions and a new name released ahead of planning applications
Read moreDetailsThe Amazons are joined by Swim School and Fiona-Lee for a triumphant close to their UK tour after a momentous year for the band
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