Arts and Entertainment

Now on an extended run, the production is set to become Watermill’s best and fastest selling production to date.

The Healing Tree marks the 25th anniversary of the Masques modern revival: the community play is written and directed by local playwright Ade Morris.

As fundraising progresses, the Corn Exchange’s new participation hub could open early next year.

Four days of singing and dancing at the Heritage Live concert series.

Soul Reason are the essence of singing for enjoyment and bring diverse people together with a purpose of creating joyous music.

19th-century English School watercolour from one of the world’s finest private collections relating to the sport expected to fetch £800-£1,200.

Hot Mess: from menopause to mansplaining, teenagers to Tinder, no subject is safe.

Moving and thought-provoking, Journeys and Belonging departed from the society’s more traditional choral fare.

Bring a picnic, grab a Pimm’s and prepare for a beautiful evening of laughter, wonder and theatrical magic with Creation Theatre.

Her use of colour and attention to detail impressed the panel of professional artists.

Aaron Miles’ Trauma House is a blend of psychological, supernatural and occult horror.

There are certain summer traditions that seem quintessentially British, says John Garvey, who would add the annual pilgrimage to Cropredy as one.

From wine tasting and afternoon tea to bingo nights and vintage street markets to repair cafés, it’s all going on.

Are you ready for the big party weekend?

Crowd of 800 for free Gorilla Circus show centred on a large custom-built treadmill.

Award-winning Out of the Box is previewing at Arlington Arts before making its Edinburgh Fringe debut.

Joe and Will Sartin’s lineage traces back to Marina Russell (née Sartin 1834-1908), a celebrated Dorset folk musician.

Roger Hunt’s Vindicta is set during the Napoleonic Wars, while Clare Evans’ When the Numbers Don’t Add Up is speculative commercial fiction.

Oxford chamber Music Trio combine an unusual instrumentation of piano, trombone and saxophone to perform exciting new music at Aldworth church.

With more than 80 students involved across cast, crew, and band, the production was a true team effort.