Events near Arborfield, Reading

Celebrate 20 years of High School Musical with a fresh, immersive East High production packed with the film’s unforgettable hits.

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Hamilton blends hip-hop, jazz, blues, rap, R&B and Broadway in a story of America then, as told by America now.

An enchanting festive family treat with show-stopping songs, side-splitting comedy and a classic Lyric twist on Cinderella.

The Choir of Man returns with live hits from Queen to Adele and a feel-good celebration of community and friendship.

What you see...Is never what it seems. Spectacular magic & illusions with some surprises along the way.

An intermate evening of burlesque and cocktails at Abingdon's favorite cocktail bar!

Sceptical? Don’t believe in magic? Good. We’re here to blow your mind right open.

Bhopal, 1984. An epic story of a life ravaged by ecological disaster, from ATC.

Most spectacular drone light show. Step into a world where darkness bursts into life - herds charge, birds take flight

A Darkly Comic Psychological Horror About Love, Guilt and the Afterlife. What if being "good" was the hardest thing of all?

Step through the looking-glass into a modern twist on a classic tale! Wonderland, performed by award-winning Stage One Youth Theatre.

Join Basil, Sybil and Manuel for a hilarious seasonal celebration featuring favourite moments from the TV series with a special Christmas twist.

Q The Music presents the acclaimed concert dedicated to James Bond music, hosted by Miss Moneypenny Caroline Bliss.

Luck Penny Theatre presents The Hired Man: Book by Melvyn Bragg, Music and Lyrics by Howard Goodall.

The LipSinkers at The Two Brewers - 3 dates / 3 shows over 3 months. "Camp, cult and glorious" ***** The Times

Marking the centenary of the great Kenneth Williams with an unforgettable journey through his extraordinary life.

Sensation perform ABBA's greatest hits in a high energy show!

Belfast, 2007. Two siblings, one credit crunch and an epic pop-punk soundtrack.

The ultimate celebration of musical theatre.

Set against the harsh backdrop of the Great Depression, this is the story of George and Lennie based on the book by John Steinbeck.

A Christmas Carol comes to The Cockpit in London - Dickens' original 1853 performance text brought vividly to life by Mat Jones.