‘A joy to watch the playfulness and characters this young cast had created’, Emil and the Detectives reviewed.
One of the judges, award-winning nature writer and former NWN columnist Nicola Chester tells us of the importance of literary prizes such as this.
Arts Society Newbury lecture Wilde about Oscar: Famous for being famous (and infamous)
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Each one of them put on an amazing set in front of a sell-out crowd.
The images, mostly paintings, but including prints and photographs are united by imagination and vision.
Normalised by Amanda Verlaque was performed this week by the Corn Exchange Intermediate Youth Theatre.
Rennie Pilgrem started making art professionally after having work accepted at the Royal Academy Summer show.
Last Dance for Italian maestro: Dancing’s what I have done since I was so young, but I knew the time would come when I’d want to do different things.
Soulful singing, comedy and infectious energy from a cast of talented young performers at Arlington Arts.
Ravensbury Players performed to a full house every night in a side-splitting rendition of ’Allo ’Allo 2: The Camembert Caper.
350 literary events to nurture intellectual curiosity, the art of a Rave DJ, and a musical nun on the run… just for starters.
Self-discovery, the excitement of the moment, colour and composition are key components for Sydney Klugman, Michael Norcross and Simon Pink.
A joyful and poignant musical tribute to the late, great Victoria Wood, devised and performed brilliantly by Hannah Brackenbury.
Don your deerstalker, grab your magnifying glass and get your ‘finger of suspicion’ ready to point at tonight’s Murder She Didn’t Write.
Newbury Spring Festival concert marks a special moment for the community, bringing together professional musicians and talented local singers.
Pam Gems’ play, opening at the Watermill on April 4, stars Édith Piaf, the French chanteuse who captivated the world.
Plus special guests Paul Oakenfold, David Morales, Judge Jules and Fish56Octogon.
With two grassroots music venues closing every month Newbury’s live music venue is thriving.
Alongside music industry voices he has appealed to the government to commit £250m funding to provide support across the sector.
