Rachel promises to bring poise in new UK tour show
Comedian Rachel Parris will be bringing her new show across the UK, including The Hexagon, Reading.
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Entertainment
CBeebies stars to set up shop in Westfield
CHILDREN'S TV favourites including Bluey, Hey Duggee and Mr Tumble will be setting up shop - quite literally - in London.
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Reading musician Marc Hockley follows up with new album and new moniker
Reading musician Marc Hockley is released his latest album, Little Devils, only weeks ago? but is already set to begin the next stage of his work
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RABBLE to be joined by Pam Stubbs for opening night of its show examining the Post Office scandal
THE UNIVERSITY of Reading is set to welcome former subpostmistress Pam Stubbs for the opening of a new play centered on the Post Office scandal. Glitch, produced by Reading’s own...
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Reading Rep puts wilde front-and-centre in one-man show
READING Repertory Theatre is celebrating the life of Oscar Wilde with its new iteration of Micheál Mac Liammóir’s work, The Importance of Being Oscar. Produced in collaboration with Original Theatre,...
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Artist Alastair Duncan brings Interactive Tapestry Weaving to The Base Greenham
A marriage of craft and technology is coming to The Base Greenham this summer, thanks to artist Alastair Duncan’s new Interactive Tapestry Weaving Exhibition. Visitors to the gallery can enjoy...
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Unusual pub grub on the menu in the RaW Sounds Today playlist, featuring great music with a link to Reading and Wokingham
Something different heads up our playlist this week ? a song about cannibals who run a pub.
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June Family Jam sees kids and adults alike dabble in music
The June Family Jam sees families taking part in interactive music sessions and try out a variety of instruments on Saturday, June 1
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East Reading Festival gears up for summer return to Palmer Park
East Reading Festival, celebrating the diversity of the community in the town, is returning to Palmer Park on Sunday, June 23.
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Scare season: Biscuit Factory to host third collection of horror shorts, Season of the Witch
Reading Biscuit Factory is following up on previous short film festivals for a new celebration of indie horror films, Season of the Witch, next month
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