Pride and Prejudice but not as you know it. Isobel McArthur on bringing her...
"It’s like a runaway train every night so there's no chance to get complacent. You need every pair of hands on deck until the show finishes," playwright...
A LABOUR OF LOVE: Trinity College Chapel turns into a theatre this week as...
Andromache, Racine’s masterpiece, one of European theatre’s greatest dramas opens tonight, performed by Oxford Theatre Guild in Oxford's Trinity College’s 17th century chapel.
Transformed into a theatre for...
The big reveal: Masterplan to regenerate Oxford’s Covered Market is announced to safeguard it...
As Oxford city centre's 'jewel in the crown', a new masterplan has been revealed to transform the Covered Market and safeguard it for future generations of...
3000 people expected at THE LEYS FESTIVAL 2026 on Saturday – a beautiful day...
3000 people from all over Oxfordshire are expected at The Leys Festival 2026 on Saturday (July 11) - a beautiful day of food, music, dance, sports and...
Fancy joining an insect choir? Get down to Oxford Story Museum’s family-friendly Earth Day...
Make butterflies, join an insect choir and enjoy stories about about grumpy geckos, noisy crickets and giggling fireflies at Oxford's Story Museum on Saturday (April 22).
Yes, it's...
It wouldn’t be Christmas without The Sixteen’s Oxford concert: Benjamin Britten’s A Ceremony of...
It wouldn’t be a proper Oxford Christmas without the annual visit from The Sixteen, and this year the group is heading to the SJE with a particularly...
New dancing duet 111 debut at IF Oxford Science and Ideas Festival
After a successful run at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the team behind 111 - American dancer Joel Brown and Estonian dancer Eve Mutso, make their Oxford...
DON’T MISS: Bampton Classical Opera’s Alcina’s Island by Gazzaniga – a zany comedy with...
Transport yourself to sunnier climes, as Bampton Classical Opera brings Gazzaniga's Alcina’s Island to the Cotswolds, whisking us off to a desert island paradise where the glorious...
BOOK NOW for ‘Parenthood: A Cabaret of Chaos’, a rude and rowdy evening about...
Fancy an evening of rude and rowdy entertainment, celebrating and commiserating the utterly baffling experience of parenting?
Featuring scenes, songs and poems from a motley assortment of professional...
WINNERS ANNOUNCED: Jam Factory celebrates 47 local artists and new look restaurant, bar and...
The winners of this year's Open Art Exhibition at Oxford 's Jam Factory have been announced.
Out of the 47 local artists showcasing their work in the prestigious...
