71. The Buddy Holly Musical at The Hexagon

If you remember the golden days of rock ‘n’ roll when ‘doo-wops’ and ‘ah hey, ah hey heys’ rang out from every radio and jukebox, chances are the date of February 3, 1959, will send a shiver down the spine.

72. Baroque flautist to perform at Wokingham Town Hall

The series of baroque music concerts at Wokingham’s Town Hall will continue next week with an evening devoted to the baroque flute.

73. Celebratory organ concert at University of Reading

Mighty oaks may grow from small acorns, but does an organ growing from a cedar tree sound a bit far fetched?

74. Stand-up Toby Hadoke aims to tame his audience

Comic Toby Hadoke, offers an insider’s view to the other side of the mic. “It’s like how a lion tamer feels,” he says.

75. Three ways to celebrate Buddy Holly

Buddy  Holly fans will be delighted that their musical hero is being celebrated in three places this coming week – and even better, there’s no need to play Maybe Baby over which gig to see as they all take place on different days.

76. Rob Brydon reveals his path to stardom

Rob Brydon is one of our funniest and best-loved comedians. He has starred in some of the most lauded and adored comedies of the last decade, including Marion and Geoff, The Keith Barret Show, Gavin and Stacey, The Trip, Human Remains and Would I Lie to You? He has also fronted his own TV chat show, the imaginatively named Rob Brydon Show.

77. Erasure at The Hexagon

The new album’s called Tomorrow’s World. Where did the album title come from?

78. Comedy Central at The Highlight

A staple ingredient of any Christmas celebration is the party.

79. Food Review: Beefeater Grill, Reading

In these credit crunched times eating out seems like an easy thing to cut back on. But Beefeater Grill has an offer that you’ll find hard to refuse.

80. Restaurant review: Côte at The Oracle