A PACKED WEEKEND OF FUN! Our what’s on guide to festivals, comedy, theatre, dance...
1) Cornbury Festival - Friday July 8 - Sunday July 10. Great Tew Park. A real family festival with loads of great food, music and activities. Kick...
What happens next? You’re in charge! Moving With The Times’ brand new dance commissions...
Once again Dancin' Oxford and Pegasus Theatre have got together to bring you three new stunning dance works.
And Oxford audiences will get a FIRST LOOK on Friday 21 January and give...
REVIEW: “The musical that razzamatazz was invented for” The Cher Show hits Oxford’s New...
I’m not sure I’ve got enough superlatives in my arsenal to do justice to a show that the word “razzamatazz” was invented for.
Fast, fun, and fabulous,...
ARE WORMS SECRET SUPERHEROES? AND OTHER BURNING QUESTIONS AT FAMILY FRIENDLY SCIENCE AND IDEAS...
IF you have ever wondered what history looks like from inside a giant dinosaur, or whether worms are really secret superheroes, then you will be relieved to...
WORLD PREMIERE: Sir Bryn Terfel in ‘disco’ at Sheldonian Theatre with Oxford Philharmonic, plus...
Sir Bryn Terfel joins the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra at the Sheldonian Theatre on Thursday (May 5) to perform stirring arias from Wagner and Toby Anderson's world premiere touchless...
REVIEW: The Oxford Bach Choir and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra “delivered a...
Elgar’s masterful setting of Cardinal Newman’s 1865 visionary poem, which follows the journey of a dying man’s soul through to the afterlife, makes huge demands on its performers, in terms of both stamina and technique.
“It’s about to get queerer” From 1st Earl of Cornwall to Judy Garland, OTG...
It may be “a dazzling piece of theatre that makes you laugh one minute and cry the next," but what can we expect of After Edward, a...
REVIEW: There’s still time to catch the ‘wonderfully emotive’ The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk...
"I first saw The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk at the Oxford Playhouse in 2018, in a world that seems entirely different from the one we find ourselves...
Photographing strangers for #theexcusemeproject at North Wall demonstrates Oxfordshire’s diversity
It happens to us all, that moment when you pass someone in the street and wonder who they are, where they've come from and what their story...
Can you write a winning song? Budding composers required to commemorate choral society’s 20th...
Thame Chamber Choir marks 20 years of ‘great singing’ by inviting budding composers to help them celebrate their 20thanniversary – by writing a song.
Anyone interested in taking...
