Listen out for Mozart's The Magic Flute in Henley
Published 18 Jun 2013 09:30 
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A playful new version of Mozart's fairytale opera The Magic Flute, presented by the Merry Opera Company, is coming to the Kenton Theatre, Henley-on-Thames this month.
Salena Jones and Keith Mansfield team up for Powerful
PREPARE for a breathtaking concert when renowned singer Salena Jones and composer Keith Mansfield (best know for his TV sports themes such as Grandstand and Wimbledon Tennis Championships) bring Powerful, an 11-piece band presenting a fusion of Latin, funk and swing grooves, to South Hill Park, in Bracknell.
Reading Minster festival brings music to the Minster
READING Minster Festival begins on Friday, June 28, with an organ recital, 12.15-1pm, a communion service with live jazz band at 6.30pm, and jazz classics from the Julie McKee Duo at 8pm.
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- Comedian Phill Jupitus talks stand up, audience participation and jazz
- Burnt Tomorrow talk Reading music and Hub Fest at Face Bar
- Competition calls all Berkshire young composers
- Aspiring artists showcase their creations at South Hill Park
- Students show off their creative study for Arts Week
- Free gigs and concerts announced in Slough, Maidenhead and South Bucks
- Enter Young Composer competition
- Theatre reviewed: Yes, Prime Minister at Theatre Royal Windsor
- I am Mark Harrison AKA doubledotdash!? presents
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The Guide
Martin Denny, Windsor Festival Director, shares what the Festival has in store
The Festival season is kicking off again soon, and I write this on the day we have completed the programme for September and sign-off on the brochure. It is always an exciting moment as we send the brochure off to the printers and we can sit back after all the hard work of fundraising and programming. We now start looking at the logistical details of each of the 50 events, and building up the schedule of the whole fortnight, while we wait for the brochures to be delivered to us in a couple of weeks' time.
- Comedian Phill Jupitus talks stand up, audience participation and jazz
- Burnt Tomorrow talk Reading music and Hub Fest at Face Bar
- Competition calls all Berkshire young composers
- Aspiring artists showcase their creations at South Hill Park
- Students show off their creative study for Arts Week
- Free gigs and concerts announced in Slough, Maidenhead and South Bucks
