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 all about Beethoven: Garsington Opera and the Royal Philharmonic join forces as part...
This was supposed to be Beethoven’s big year, with widespread celebrations of the great man’s 250th birthday taking place. Then, sadly, COVID-19 arrived to spoil the party.
Undeterred, Garsington...
REVIEW: A Raisin In The Sun is a life defining play that you can’t...
Headlong's revival of A Raisin In the Sun at Oxford Playhouse will stay with me for a long time to come thanks to its depth, rawness, emotive...
BREAKING NEWS: Superstar DJ Pete Tong to headline Blenheim’s Nocturne Live 2023 with Ibiza...
Dance music DJ and broadcaster Pete Tong is bringing his globally acclaimed Ibiza Classics show to Blenheim Palace next summer it was announced today.
Featuring the Essential Orchestra conducted by Jules Buckley, along with...
‘This is our way of giving back’ ONLY THE POETS announce free hometown shows in Banbury...
Indie pop/rock band ONLY THE POETSÂ have announced FREE hometown shows in Banbury and Reading, to thank local fans for their support, highlight the independent venues that helped...
VE Day dance film reveals impact of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder on our armed...
Neoteric Dance Company is bringing their physical stories about the UK's armed forces and veterans to Oxfordshire Artweeks online.
What makes this Oxford Artweeks Festival even more important...
OXFORDSHIRE ARTWEEKS 40TH ANNIVERSARY: Taking place in woodlands, community centres, workshops, pop ups and...
The Oxfordshire Artweeks 2022 festival guide is hot off the press and bursting with ideas for the county art festival taking place in open studios and pop-up...
EXCLUSIVE: Here We Go – The lowdown on new Oxford art gallery Meakin +...
A huge pink and orange abstract, minimalist painting by Ham Darroch greets you when you first walk into new art gallery Meakin + Parsons on North Parade.
It...
REVIEW: ‘Breathtakingly good’ MYCO surpasses itself at Oxford Playhouse with a night of pure...
How MYCO managed to pull off a musical of this calibre with such sheer professionalism will be the subject of much speculation, but its joyful production of...
Catch some a cappella masterworks from Oxford’s newest choir Opus 48
Audiences are in for a treat at the end of this month when Opus 48, Oxford’s newest medium-sized choir, launches its second season at the end of...
