Janet Jackson-inspired theatre show to visit Reading on UK tour
A multimedia theatre production inspired by the career of pop star Janet Jackson is set to be staged in Reading as part of a nationwide tour.
Read moreDetailsA multimedia theatre production inspired by the career of pop star Janet Jackson is set to be staged in Reading as part of a nationwide tour.
Read moreDetailsAre You Listening? Festival has named 20 artists, including The Borough and Dan le Sac who will be taking to the stage when the event returns in May.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Writers Circle celebrates its winning authors
Read moreDetailsRotary Club art exhibition will be a visual fundraiser
Read moreDetailsJack Daynes is clearly a talented musician. As well as his own solo music and shows, he is an excellent drummer playing in top tours
Read moreDetailsKream Cabaret will see Vanilla Fuzion undertake their first show in Reading as host when it comes to the Biscuit Factory on Friday, March 6
Read moreDetailsStand-up, author, and mathematician Matt Parker's Getting Triggy with It comes to Reading's Hexagon theatre on Wednesday, March 4
Read moreDetailsBeatrix Potter's mischievous character will pose for selfies on World Book Day
Read moreDetailsTheir Spring concert will include works from Handel, Hummel, and Monteverdi
Read moreDetailsBelle Dame were one of the lucky bands chosen to take part in Only The Poets' battle of the bands at the Purple Turtle
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