“Come and join us for this fascinating, amusing and somewhat disturbing piece of theatre.”
Susie will be ‘In Conversation’ with radio presenter Hannah MacInnes about her first crime novel, Guilty by Definition.
Three of the most accomplished performers of Old-Time Appalachian Hannah Read, Michel Starkey and Vera van Heeringen play Newbury this weekend..
‘An evening of almost infinite variety of musical content in lovely setting’ of Shipinnarts.
New book by Karl Shaw delves into a murder that shocked Edwardian England and asks for a judicial review of the coroner’s inquest.
This is the third time Gail, a member of WBNH Open Studios, has appeared on television – initially taking part in Sky’s Portrait Artist of the Year.
Join journalist, filmmaker and author Jon Ronson on Psychopath Night.
Iolanthe, the group’s first venture into G&S, reviewed at The Great Hall, Shaw House.
Opportunity to explore the gallery with the whole family, view the Yinka Shonibare exhibition and follow art inspired trails around the building.
The Guilty Men has musical pedigree from Barclay James Harvest, 10cc, Jethro Tull, The Cheaters to Any Trouble.
Political satire, romantic chanson, Peter Andre sings Frankie Valli and a Man for All Seasons - take your pick.
‘The landscape that surrounds us has a direct effect on our emotions and so can a painting’: Jonathan Freestone’s Horizons at New Era.
The Autobiography of a Cad, an uber-stereotypical posh boy buffoon, bears no relation to any politicians, past, present or future. Yeah right.
Singers and dancers from West End theatre show Thriller will accompany founding members Jackie Jackson and Marlon Jackson.
Guy Shrubsole’s third book The Lie of the Land, analyses how landowners use their land, for good or for bad.
Once celebrated as the pre-eminent artist of the school of Northern Light, now his name is hardly mentioned.
Rising stars of the Good Vibes Academy to take it to the next level with live set on Kennet Radio.
Mississippi MacDonald's soulful vocals and superb guitar playing immediately won over the Arlington Arts audience this weekend.
Political topicality brings forth the laughs in Boundary Players’ Out of Order.
Tickets for Newbury Racecourse end of summer concert go on presale this week.
