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...
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...
Oxford Opera invites everyone to the ‘Wedding of the Year’ as the comic Marriage...
The award-winning Oxford Opera Company never does anything by halves! So when they decided that their 11th production since 2017 would be The Marriage of Figaro at Oxford Playhouse they decided to...
From queer rock opera to history untold – The Schwarzman Centre presents Unfinished Revolutions with...
Now that The Schwarzman Centre is officially open, 12,000 people pouring through its doors during its free one-day  Open House festival READ ABOUT IT HERE, Oxford’s new...
REVIEW: Why ‘Kids Go Classical!’ at The Sheldonian was a timely reminder of the...
Handkerchiefs at the ready, Oxford Opera Company's Kids Go Classical! concert last night was a joyful, life-affirming and magical evening, which often reduced us to tears.
To set...
MUST SEE: Book Oxford Opera Company’s ‘KIDS GO CLASSICAL!’ concert at The Sheldonian on...
Starring over 120 young people from across Oxfordshire, the roof of the iconic Sheldonian Theatre will be spectacularly lifted on SUNDAY MARCH 1 in Oxford Opera Company’s KIDS...
Join Oxford Opera’s Youth Company and take centre stage at the Sheldonian in their...
The hype behind the 'Kids Go Classical' concert at Oxford's Sheldonian is already revving up with an evening of some of the best choruses in opera from Verdi's...
REVIEW: ‘Waterperry Opera Festival goes from strength to strength’ as Mozart’s Don Giovanni and...
Waterperry Opera Festival, now in its eighth year, goes from strength to strength, this year most evidently from its magnificent productions of Handel’s Semele and Mozart’s Don...
REVIEW: Tosca at Oxford Playhouse is ‘Oxford Opera Company at its best’ – the soloists...
Not long after it’s debut performance in 1900, critic Joseph Kerman pronounced the opera Tosca, ‘that shabby little shocker’. Tosca has therefore come a long way in...
Tosca’s in town! Oxford Opera Company brings Puccini to Oxford Playhouse with world class...
Stuart Pendred of Oxford Opera Company can scarcely contain his excitement as he discusses the upcoming production of Puccini's Tosca at Oxford Playhouse on March 28-29.
Because not only does it...
