Stand-up Chloe Petts talks Skinner, celebrating anger, and straight weddings ahead of Reading show
Chloe Petts' If You Can't Say Anything Nice comes to Reading's South Street Arts Centre on Thursday, November 9, from 8pm
Read moreDetailsChloe Petts' If You Can't Say Anything Nice comes to Reading's South Street Arts Centre on Thursday, November 9, from 8pm
Read moreDetailsJessica Fostekew is the comic behind the show Mettle, which will be her biggest tour to date
Read moreDetailsTICKETS have gone on sale for a comedian's biggest tour to date, with a stop-off in Reading promised
Read moreDetailsMELANIE is the name of a great song from Hayley Griffiths. We discovered the track when we caught a Prog Rock night with Edward Naysmith
Read moreDetailsA FRIENDLY open-mic poetry contest returns to The Rising Sun Arts Centre this Sunday, November 5.
Read moreDetailsThe Reading Symphony Orchestra is bidding farewell to their musical director of 26 years, Stefan Hofkes after he moved to sunny Spain.
Read moreDetailsMUSICIAN Ed Sheeran has praised grassroots venues such as Reading's famous Purple Turtle bar, saying they are instrumental in building musical careers
Read moreDetailsThe Caversham Picture Framer is set to explore the work of Emily Gillmor through a display of her limited edition screenprints
Read moreDetailsDogmouth Theatre, a theatre company which specialises in amplifying female and marginalised voices, is bringing back Howling at the Moon
Read moreDetailsHE IS one of the few artists to have had hits across eight decades and this year marks his 65th in music.
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