PROGRESS Theatre continues its 76th season with the first of its productions for 2023, The Welkin. Written by Lucy Kirkwood, the play follows the plight of Sally Poppy, a young...
Read moreDetailsIt's hello-goodbye at the Nettlebed Folk Club next week, as the Bully Wee Band return.
Read moreDetailsFollowing the release of their seventh studio album, The Go! Team is set to return to Reading for the first time in 15 years
Read moreDetailsDutch indie band Pip Blom will return to Reading following their headline slot at the Are You Listening? festival back in May
Read moreDetailsReading Rep is bringing a new perspective to a classic production following its revival of A Christmas Carol
Read moreDetailsReading Male Voice Choir has laid out its upcoming performances, with special guests such as Aneesa Chaudhry and Eleanor Stevens
Read moreDetailsTHE DREADING Poetry Slam has crowned its winner for 2022 in its competitive poetry final. After a year of monthly heats and a fierce battle for the top spot, the...
Read moreDetailsTwyford's traditional panto The Pied Piper of Hamelin is really coming together,
Read moreDetailsAnita Oui is set to take over the regular drag residency at the Rising Sun Arts Centre with her brand new show, Anita Oui's Suspenders
Read moreDetailsIota Events, which brings queer events to venues across Reading, is celebrating its first year of operation with a party at Reading Biscuit Factory
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