Myra is dying. And she's determined to plan for herself the perfect funeral. Colder Than Here is about a family's reaction to the news that Mum is dying, and how they struggle to get to grips with the reality that they are about to lose the mother and wife who holds things together.What will life be like without her?

The characters are skilfully drawn and the play manages to be sad without being sentimental; moving and emotional but with a light touch. There is humour along the way, as well as tears. This heartwarming story is the first play written by Laura Wade, who went on to write Royal Court hits Posh and Breathing Corpses, also performed at Progress Theatre in 2010.

Christ Church Cathedral Choir, Oxford, is over 500 years old and is internationally famous for the youthfulness of its sound and its adventurous musical programming.

The 2013 Festival with an all-English programme which is built around the Vaughan Williams rarely performed masterpiece, his Mass in G minor, and includes the world premiere of a new work by the brilliant young composer Mark Simpson who graduated from Oxford University at the same time as his work 'sparks' was premiered at the Last Night of the Proms in 2012.

INSIGHT 2013 is flagship exhibition by all the artists in Open Studios. The unique location in the spacious gallery at New Greenham Arts make it an ideal start point for those who are setting out to visit studios.

There are 102 artists represented and they cover a wide range of visual arts disciplines from sparkling jewellery and glass to textiles, sculpture, photography, ceramics, drawing, painting, wood, metal and digital works. Use the exhibition as a 'taster' to help you devise your own studio trail.

On Tuesday May 14th an exciting Champagne Reception and Silent Auction at the exhibition will celebrate our 25 years of Open Studios. Click here to find out more.

In addition to INSIGHT 2013 there are satellite exhibitions at the Corn Exchange, Sir Terence Conran and Sean Sutcliffe's Benchmark, Arlington Arts, The Watermill Theatre, The West Berkshire Community Hospital and the Central Library, Newbury. New Greenham Arts is unique in the area with its provision of studios for resident artists.

The exhibition, curated by Paul Kessling and John Brazendale, is invigilated by artists who help with information, background knowledge and sales.

Bohun Gallery is delighted to be holding a major exhibition of paintings and etchings by British Surrealist Julian Trevelyan. The show will launch the first monograph on the artist written by Julian Trevelyan's son, Philip Trevelyan.

This show will offer for sale important works from the artist's early surrealist period and later works of the Thames, painted from his studio at Durham Wharf which he shared with his wife, Mary Fedden.

The show will also include popular etchings by this enduring artist.