The Watermill’s Three Hens in a Boat, which opens next week, is lovingly inspired by Jerome K Jerome’s Three Men in a Boat.
Take a trip to The Base gallery in Greenham where 100 artists and makers give a taste of what to see in their studios.
A rich and varied programme of events is taking place across Newbury and the surrounding area.
Four women take telephone orders from adult-toy consumers while navigating the complexities of their private lives. Aphrodite review.
The Giant Bandmaster, musicians and dancers lead procession to celebrate the arrival of the 46th Newbury Spring Festival.
Local sculptor of wild & whimsical invention Nigel Williams’ latest work will debut at Gloucestershire Guild of Craftsmen Crafts Alive exhibition.
‘It will be interesting to see what Tweddle next brings to the Playhouse stage’. Review by JON LEWIS.
This year’s theme of the Colour and Hues of the Ridgeway were superbly interpreted by the artists, photographers and writers.
‘A fascinating and hugely entertaining night of excellent music which deserved to reach a larger audience,’ says reviewer Brian Harrington.
Care homes, day centres and Sovereign Network’s Housing for Older People schemes showcase the creative talents of their residents and users.
The Watermill is on the hunt for local hosts to accommodate Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Jesus Christ Superstar company this summer.
Latitude Festival is inviting 12 pianists from across the UK to apply for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to perform at The Piano.
Journey through the awe-inspiring story of the origins of Bubbleland as it’s brought to life in a dazzling display of soap and water.
Community events in and around Newbury
A bumper week for events with the start of Spring Festival and Open Studios.
The Department for Culture Media and Sport (DCMS) recently announced they would be seeking letters of support from supporters of the industry.
People from arts organisations from across the UK will gather to champion rural and small-scale touring.
Sir Max’s latest book offers a searching analysis of why British troops did not reach Caen on June 6, as Montgomery had promised Churchill.
Project comes with new partnership with The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and their new Centre for Performance, Technology and Equity.
Cricket play Duck, which came to the Corn Exchange last week, reviewed
