A GIG at The Face Bar in Reading this weekend will see an 80s band entertain. Snuff, who have been playing since 1986, will perform some of their most famous...
Read moreDetailsLead vocalist Marisa Rodriguez said: "We always believed we could do it but now it's here I don't know how to take it all in"
Read moreDetailsTHREE days of laughter will take place across the town this weekend thanks to the first Reading Indie Comedy Festival.
Read moreDetailsNewbury's Watermill Theatre has announced it has successfully secured two funding bids to continue to protect and conserve its unique site
Read moreDetailsFourbears Books has launched a series of events and talks by authors, poets, and educators for its inaugural three-day literary festival
Read moreDetailsReading's own Are You Listening? Festival serves up another slice of diverse, urgent music in venues around town for its eleventh annual outing
Read moreDetailsWE LOVE bringing you something big and this week that's a new band? with a strong link to the region.
Read moreDetailsREADING Repertory Theatre is gearing up for a production which will look at the life of one of Reading's most celebrated some-time resident. Irish poet and playwright Oscar Wilde, famously...
Read moreDetailsAre You Listening? Festival, which has been bringing live music and performances to Reading for over a decade, is returning this weekend
Read moreDetailsThe Triangle Players are no strangers to drama
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