Jools Holland, Marc Almond and Toby Lee to bring some boogiewoogie delights to Reading’s Hexagon this autumn
ONE of the country's biggest musical stars will be returning to The Hexagon this autumn, complete with two special guests.
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As Sooty prepares to come to Reading’s Hexagon, his friend Richard Cadell speaks out (well, the bear gave us the silent treatment)
MUCH as we'd love to bring you an exclusive interview with Sooty, he's not much of a talker.
Matilda The Musical comes to The Hexagon’s big screen this Sunday
READING'S Hexagon theatre is going to become a cinema on Sunday.
Suzanne Shaw and CBBC's Chris Jarvis team up for Hexagon's new Easter pantomime
Purr-fect family entertainment is promised this Easter, thanks to Puss in Boots. Starring Hear’Say’s Suzanne Shaw and CBBC star Chris ...
The look of love: Amelie The Musical is at The Hexagon in Reading this week
THE quirky tale of love and coffee is coming to the Reading stage this week. Amelie The Musical is based ...
WIN tickets to see Tarby and Des
Des O'Connor and Jimmy Tarbuck - two legends of the TV screen - will be making a rare appearance in ...
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