31. Young actors rehearse for James and the Giant Peach at South Hill Park

From the moment James Henry Trotter’s parents get gobbled up by a rhinoceros, you know the story of James and the Giant Peach is going to be classic Roald Dahl.

32. Eastenders star twirls into Reading with Strictly

A live theatre tour based on Strictly Come Dancing will be waltzing into Reading this summer.

33. Unique project brings professional theatre to Reading

Four writers, four directors, four days and four plays. That’s the task being set by Reading’s new professional theatre company for its launch play later this month.

34. Love, sex and marriage get complicated in Closer

A love triangle is always complicated but when it becomes a love square everything goes up a notch.

35. Theatre review: Troubled love is played out in Closer

36. Youngsters prepare for Lift Off Dance Festival

Children in Sandhurst and Crowthorne are getting dolled up for a dance festival coming to Bracknell next month.

37. How the Other Half Loves at The Mill at Sonning

Three couples, two dinner parties, and one affair. No, it’s not a bad episode of Come Dine With Me but the plot of classic comedy How the Other Half Loves.

38. Yes, Prime Minister at Oxford Playhouse

Legendary TV politicians Jim Hacker and Sir Humphrey are enjoying a new lease of life in the theatre and they bring their Westminster gamesmanship to the Oxford Playhouse next week.

39. Learn to cha-cha-cha with Ian Waite

Ballroom dance lovers can put on their dancing shoes to learn from one of the best at a charity event in Bracknell later this month.

40. Psychic Sally at The Hexagon

It was when she was four-years-old that Sally Morgan – better known today as Psychic Sally – first came face to face with a ghost.