1. Stamp your passport with music

Fans of world music will be in for a double treat as the Concert Hall stamps passports for a double bill of March medleys.

2. Paul Merton is coming to The Hexagon next week

Popular comedian Paul Merton is coming to The Hexagon next week – but don’t expect him to say much.

3. Moscow City Ballet at The Hexagon

4. Enjoy the lusty, let-rip fervour of these bluegrass sensations

Reading will be jumping and jiving to the sound of Bluegrass on Saturday night as Mumford & Sons come to town.

5. Sea shanties and lo-fi folk

On Friday, an eclectic and eccentric songwriting collective from Fife will make the journey south – well, to South Street arts centre.

6. Strictly Strauss at the Hexagon

On wednesday, you can enjoy some of the greatest ballroom dancing ever created, thanks to Strictly Strauss.

7. Prunella Scales in Gertrude's Secret, a new play at the Hexagon

‘As it is a secret, of course I can’t tell you too much,” says Prunella Scales about her role in Gertrude’s Secret, a colourful play that mixes poignant monologue with uproarious comedy.

8. Find out just how funny Totally Looped is at the Hexagon

A new comedy show coming to Reading will be totally unlike anything you’ve seen before.

9. Concert season to celebrate 40 years of Reading Phoenix Choir

A Reading choir is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year with a season of spectacular concerts.

10. The Ethics of Progress being performed at South Street

You might not think there’s much humour in quantum physics, but a new one-man show will attempt to convince you.