Arts and Entertainment

Amazing 50th Anniversary live tribute show Thank ABBA For The Music

Community choir were joined by pupils of Kennet Chamber Choir in a celebratory musical programme.

Theatre’s fundraiser was a one-off opportunity to get up-close with the dancing legend, as she talked about her new book Dance to the Death.

New radio play adapted for stage presents a gripping glimpse at conversations that may have transpired between the fierce political rivals.

Raymond Briggs festive cinematic masterpiece The Snowman screened with live music by award-winning Wantage Band.

You can rock with cowboys, join the opera buffs, wander Welford’s light trail or make a date with Dracula, try our entertainment pick of the week.

We were blown away by Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Thomas Shelby at New Theatre Oxford.

Sue, Matt and Phil Live! The Reunion Tour brings the popular Question of Sport trio back together in a series of hilarious live shows.

The skills developed can help in the rest of life; awareness of body language, feelings, careful listening and creating confidence.

70s band the Korgis return to live touring to play Hungerford gig.

Queer comedy Gwyneth Goes Skiing takes a wry dig at celebrity culture by satirising the ski-slope accident and subsequent law case.

The two women behind the initiative at 50B Northbrook Street, Alara Hindle and Selina Swayne, are ‘both mamas and sisters-in-law too’.

Family five-piece deliver a great night of Americana at ACE Space.

Renowned actor, singer, best-selling author, and entertainer John Barrowman is on the road with a new solo show.

Newbury Choral Society to sing haunting and poignant Ein deutsches Requiem in early evening concert at St Nics.

This year the theme is Great British Groups: classic, life-changing, first, influential and the ones we couldn't live without.

Innovative Echo challenge preconceptions and traditions that can be associated with choral music.

The Whistling at the Mill at Sonning has all the ingredients of a good, spooky ghost story… and then some. Review by Derek Ansell.

Entertaining new musical commissioned by anti-racism charity reviewed for Black History Month.

‘We have now reached a point where we have been forced to act to protect our visitors, staff and collection’.