Search is on for traitor at Twyford Drama
Following a Fight for The Beeches, further trouble is brewing
Read moreDetailsFollowing a Fight for The Beeches, further trouble is brewing
Read moreDetailsRead our review of Michael Cooney's farcical comedy 'Cash on Delivery', playing at The Mill at Sonning until Saturday 4 April.
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
Read moreDetailsHenley-on-Thames is set for five nights of music, arts, and entertainment this summer as the Henley Festival reveals its 2026 line-up.
Read moreDetailsReading is becoming a second home for this blues-rock trio from the Netherlands. They've played at the Purple Turtle three times now
Read moreDetailsCan “home” survive the lure of the outside world – or the does the intrigue of what may be hiding beyond the horizon eventually turn what was cozy into something...
Read moreDetailsOne thing we are very passionate about is grassroots music, and that's something shared by Only The Poets
Read moreDetailsWokingham Festival has confirmed the first acts set to appear at its 2026 event, which will take place from 29 to 31 August in the town centre.
Read moreDetailsPark Opera promises 'a feast of drama, romance and laughter'
Read moreDetailsWe were privileged to be invited to a 'secret gig' at the Face Bar, which was a dress rehearsal for Spriggan Mist's upcoming tour
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