1. Views to dine for

2. This is a great British menu

3. George And The Dragon, South Street, Sunday 27/4/08.

Garlic Theatre have won numerous awards for their puppetry shows and it’s quite obvious why.

4. Kiss Me Kate

This was another good production by The Sainsbury Singers but not perhaps quite up to the standard of their most recent shows – somehow it lacked their special sparkle.  However there were some excellent moments and performances.

5. Hustle – Complete BBC Series 4

Hustle, the hit BBC1 series, follows the exploits of five money-hungry grifters as they travel from the grey skies of London to the neon lights of Hollywood and Vegas.

6. Review:B Is 4 Black

This is the second play staged at South Street by Reading’s own 2Heavy Productions and, as such, is an indication of South Street’s ongoing participation in local arts and local artists at the grassroots level which should always be applauded and remembered.

7. Review: Oliver

This was an impressive production of Lionel Bart's famous musical.

8. The Adventures Of Young Indiana Jones Vol.3 (12)

Focusing on a younger Indiana Jones, the series follows the future archaeologist’s adventures as he travels the world, rubbing shoulders with some of history’s famed figures.

9. The Beehive Inn

The last time I visited The Beehive at Upper Basildon, it was a traditional pub at the front with a Thai restaurant at the back; an odd mix that showed in the food.

10. Absolutely – Absolutely Everything (15)

The legenary sketch show Absolutely finally makes its debut on DVD.