REVIEW: ‘Extremely unsettling…superb performances…the chemistry is palpable’ Psychological horror The Silence Of The Lambs...
When Thomas Harris’ novel, The Silence of the Lambs was brought to the cinema screens in 1991, it grosses a staggering $273m and became a cultural sensation....
Three women. Three landscape artists. One exhibition. Welcome to LAND MARKS at The North...
Colour, atmosphere and emotional connections shape Laura Hodgson, Ali Moreton and Rachel Payne's landscapes in new exhibition LAND MARKS, currently at The North Wall in Summertown.
Having known...
REVIEW: Mozart’s The Marriage Of Figaro is a brilliantly constructed comedy. Oxford Opera’s new...
The Marriage of Figaro remains one of the most brilliantly constructed comedies ever written, and Oxford Opera’s new production reminds you exactly why.
Indeed, Mozart, one suspects, would...
‘Singing is in our blood’ Fron and Oxford Welsh Male Voice Choirs join forces...
As if one Welsh male voice choir wasn't enough, Oxford is being treated to a double dose later this month as the world famous Fron MVC joins...
REVIEW: ‘An important and impressive debut. Laura Kieler will never be ignored again’ Don’t...
There's no avoiding Laura Kieler as she bursts into the auditorium at The Schwarzman Centre shouting: "It’s been 150 years and it’s time to set the balance...
OSJ’s new season is well underway with a new chamber ensemble, artist-in-residence Jeneba Kanneh-Mason,...
The Orchestra Of St John's autumn season is well underway with an exciting line-up of concerts spanning Brahms and Beethoven to Gershwin and Ginastera, carols to concerts,...
WORLD PREMIERE: ‘It’s not about tarnishing Ibsen, but bringing Laura Kieler out of the...
Burning Down The House tells the incredible story involving one of the world's most famous playwrights, Henrik Ibsen, replicating a young writer's private life in his most...
‘It’s an awesome play’ Ray Fearon of Fleabag, Dark Materials, Corrie and Harry Potter...
Ray Fearon is in an expansive move when we chat about playing Troy in August Wilson's Fences, the revival of the landmark American Pulitzer Prize winning play...
REVIEW: ‘A dazzlingly inventive way to bring Oxford’s community together and bridge the town/gown...
When The Blackbird Sings is a fascinating concept; the immersive theatrical experience taking you off on an open topped bus from Blackbird Leys to Oxford, meeting numerous...
REVIEW: ‘A brave, bold and viscerally unsettling evening of opera’ Sir Bryn Terfel in...
There are debut productions and then there are statements of intent. Oxford International Opera's Tosca at the New Theatre Oxford last night was emphatically the latter: a bold and viscerally unsettling evening...
