Stranger Sings: Elliott Wooster talks musicals, Mike Wheeler, and making the 80s fun
Stranger Sings is about to land in Reading as part of a UK theatre tour? so we catch up with Elliott Wooster, who portrays Mike
Read moreDetailsStranger Sings is about to land in Reading as part of a UK theatre tour? so we catch up with Elliott Wooster, who portrays Mike
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 DAY at the races is sure to go with a bang, a crackle, and a pop as Ascot brings back its annual firework spectacular family raceday.
Read moreDetailsOctober's event will see Reading's regular MC Carl Richard hosting, with Andrew Mensah headlining alongside Raj Poojara and Andrew Skipper
Read moreDetailsFAMILIES can enjoy a treat at South Street Arts Centre - a play that's good enough to eat.
Read moreDetailsA Reading car retailer is offering drivers an exclusive sneak peek at its newest model.
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 moreDetailsNick Bayard, part of the team at Mates Rates Comedy, is setting out for his first full-length stand-up show, Legitimate Grievance, in Oxford
Read moreDetailsWE LOVE a hearty meal, and this week it's a musical feast.
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