Oxford Sinfonia’s September concert boasts budding soloist Emma Lisney and exciting young conductor Joe...
The Oxford Sinfonia's September concert presents a glorious programme of classical masterpieces under the dynamic baton of Joe Davies.
Conducting the orchestra for the first time in this...
Oxford Lieder Festival’s ‘Tales of Beyond’ theme will ‘bewitch and enthral’ with a host...
Halloween is coming to Oxford early this year as the Oxford Lieder Festival flies in with a fun-filled fortnight set around the theme of magic, myths and...
The Big Feastival line-up includes king of funk Nile Rodgers & Chic, Rag’n’Bone Man,...
THE BIG FEASTIVAL’S UNMISSABLE LINE-UP FOR 2020 has been announced and is more ambitious than ever with some massive names from the food and music industry to...
‘It’ll Be Alt-Right on the Night’ – a story of friendship, divides, social justice...
It’ll Be Alt-Right on the Night is about two lads, Greeny and Stevo who grew up punks - think squats, dumpster-diving and PVA-glue-spiked hair. They take us on a journey...
WHICH 2022 SHOWS TO BOOK NOW – The best in comedy, theatre, musicals, children’s...
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SHAPARAK KHORSANDI: IT WAS THE 90S! OFS, May 13-14 and The Mill Banbury on April 2. From indie discos to unflattering crop tops, this is an...
“Summer opera festivals and live concerts are go!” Our Top 10 classical music picks...
Things are really kicking off on the local classical music scene and you are going to be spoilt for choice this month. Summer opera festivals and live...
REVIEW: The vocals, the set, the hair! Don’t miss ‘We Will Rock You The...
Throw together the hilarious author, playwright and stand-up Ben Elton with the music of one of the world's most famous rock bands Queen, and you're bound to...
“We look at the cast list and have to pinch ourselves!” West End stars...
West End stars have been lining up to star in David Staines' and Luke Simnett's new musical Night Flight which premieres in Oxford on Saturday (October 2).
The...
REVIEW: Jennifer Pike’s violin solo delivered with “exquisite grace and fire” for Oxford Sinfonia...
It was a brave all-Russian programme that was delivered by Oxford Sinfonia on Saturday night, considering today’s cancel culture - Khachaturian’s Adagio from 'Spartacus', followed by his...
