Arts and Entertainment

Two characters sit side by side to read letters sharing the dreams and disappointments of their separate lives: Love Letters reviewed.

Horn player Matthew Prior, who went to St Bart’s and is former member of the National Youth Orchestra, teams up with organist Steve Bowey.

This gathering not only marks the seasonal transition but also supports Brian Eno’s EarthPercent, a charity founded to combat climate change.

The Luminous sparked by fascination with three protests from different eras when women placed their bodies at the centre including Greenham Common.

Coming Home chronicles former St Bart’s singer’s real life emotional journey of being stranded abroad for eight months.

There’s theatre, music, craft and a deep dive into nature in this week’s pick.

The Bagnor theatre presents a new production of David Seidler’s play that won four Oscars.

The Pointless host was signing copies of his debut fantasy adventure for children at Hungerford Bookshop.

Thousands hit the town centre fire trail for Ablaze.

Olivier-winning post-punk pioneers excite with their ‘joyfully mordant Brecht and Weill-inspired set’.

Paddington Bear will be taking a seat in Newbury later this year, ahead of the new Paddington in Peru film.

Toad Escapes from Prison by EH Shepard, who met with author Kenneth Grahame at his Pangbourne cottage, to go under the hammer.

Sarah McQuaid’s voice is ‘as rich, matured and knowing as the finest thrice-distilled Irish malt whiskey’ says fRoots.

The library is again aiming to raise awareness of local authors by offering them the opportunity to promote their books to the public.

A Bongo camper passion project and a cool Aston Martin DB6 crowd-pleaser roll up to Aldworth meet.

Pre-sale tickets release next week.

Story of the persecution of early Protestant followers of Valdez or Waldo, now known as Waldensians told in Children of the Promise.

The fiery trail is open again tonight and tomorrow - here’s a sneak peek.

Storyteller Gerard Logan’s Night Terrors: three tales by EF Benson reviewed at Oxford’s Burton Taylor Studio.

Pete Allen’s holiday break gives band a chance to try a different repertoire at Donnington Valley.