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1. Professor Green coming to Rivermead
Get Wokingham, Thursday 26 April 2012“What are the people of Reading like? Are they all conservative?” asks Professor Green at the start of our interview.
2. TV Choice: I'm in a Boy Band and Superscrimpers
Get Wokingham, Friday 24 February 2012Every week our square-eyed reporters take a look at what’s on TV – the highlights and the lowlights – and pick what they think you should watch or avoid.
3. Wokingham Youth Theatre performs two plays this week
Get Wokingham, Monday 13 February 2012Wokingham Youth Theatre will be making its return to the stage later this month to perform two one-act plays.
4. TV Choice: Coppers and Sun, Sex and Suspicious Parents
Get Wokingham, Thursday 02 February 2012Every week our square-eyed reporters take a look at what’s on TV – the highlights and the lowlights – and pick what they think you should watch or avoid.
5. Wokingham Theatre present Woman in Mind
Get Wokingham, Thursday 19 January 2012Wokingham Theatre returns to the boards at its home in Twyford Road this week to perform Alan Ayckbourn’s Woman in Mind.
6. Christmas stories from The Travelling Talesman
Get Wokingham, Thursday 15 December 2011The story of Christmas will be told in a mythological and folkloric manner when The Travelling Talesman strolls into Wokingham next week.
7. Bank Gallery comes to Wokingham
Get Wokingham, Thursday 29 September 2011A CLAN of artists who have been forced by the economic climate to take their work online and outdoors will be bringing their masterpieces to Wokingham next month.
8. Wokingham Arts Trail this weekend
Get Wokingham, Thursday 08 September 2011Artists from across Wokingham will once again be opening up their homes and studios to mark the return of the borough’s annual Art Trail.
9. Space: Busted by a new musical
Get Wokingham, Friday 26 August 2011During his time as one third of the pop phenomena that was Busted, James Bourne travelled to the year 3000 where, apparently, not much has changed – but we do live under water.
10. Opera at Bearwood perform Eugene Onegin
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 13 July 2011A proud and popular piece of Russian literature is to be performed in Wokingham next weekend through the medium of song and dance.
