The Firkin Saga: Brewing up entrepreneurial adventures and pioneering tales with the Prince of Ales.
Anyone for Tennis? at West Berks Comedy Festival later this month.
Gareth invites audiences to join him in a celebration of music that’s shaped his life – and been the soundtrack to so many of ours.
The popular event raises important funds for The Watermill, to support its artistic programme and community outreach work.
Following in their late father Paul Sartin’s footsteps, brothers Will and Joe gig at ACE Space.
In Inez Aponte’s solo show Un/Earthed she weaves together three strands of storytelling that have made her the person she is.
The doll, thought to be Charles II or his brother James II was bought at the SAS auction by an American private collector.
Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s iconic musical told by the Watermill’s trademark actor/musicians, seen through the eyes of Judas Iscariot.
An intriguing sense of a retrial happening as the audience watches Yasmin Sidhwa’s contemporary version of 1928 expressionist drama Machinal.
Rank & File theatre company committed to working with asylum seekers, refugees, and those with visible and non-visible disabilities.
Art inspired by three thousand years of horse racing since ancient days up to the first Newbury race card in 1905.
Creation Theatre’s brilliant promenade performance through Oxford reviewed by JON LEWIS.
In a first for SAS, Bunny was invited onto the rostrum to be the auctioneer, something she has not done since her Sotheby’s days.
Discounted tickets for Björn Again and Clean Bandit end tomorrow.
Denny's musical explorations span jazz, blues, big band, contemporary classical, orchestral, rock, soul, funk and psychedelia.
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Pangbourne Choral Society’s moving concert marked the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe.
Jesus Christ Superstar rocks the Watermill while Northern Soul keeps the faith in Oxford - here’s our pick of the week.
The Solstice festival at Wasing was certainly an antidote to relentless consumerism and mobile phone doom scrolling.
‘Moment of immense pride’ as production wins National School Theatre Award for Best Ensemble.
