REVIEW: ‘Waterperry Opera Festival has done it again with a Carmen that’s more feminist...
Waterperry Opera Festival, has done it again with a fabulous, furious, feisty, raunchy and confident production of Carmen.
Bizet’s 19th century opera is reputedly the world’s most frequently performed...
NEW ART: ‘It’s time to be self-ful’ Catch Ruth Swain and Juliet Henderson’s exhibition...
"It's time to be self-ful. We at last have time to be ‘selfish women’ and devote ourselves to painting," artist Juliet Henderson says.
Her upcoming exhibition People...
KEEP IT FREE! Oxford Open Doors announces 110 events from graffiti trails to Oxford’s...
Oxford Open Doors has announced its dates for 2023, so keep September 9-10 free and don't miss out on a weekend full of exploration with 100 different events...
Did you know you can now go rowing and kayaking on Blenheim Palace’s Great...
You can now go paddle-boarding, rowing and kayaking at Blenheim Palace's Great Lake until September 3, thanks to LiveFree Adventures.
Arguably now the most prestigious and scenic paddlesports...
WILDERNESS REVIEW: ‘Joyful brilliance for the heart and soul. Just leave your inhibitions at...
Wilderness - infamous for its hedonistic smorgasbord of diverse activities, music and distractions - is perhaps Oxfordshire's most eclectic festival, and we were there to enjoy every...
‘Like a book club, but for theatre’ Get together, see shows and discuss them....
There is a new way to watch shows at Oxford's Old Fire Station and it's called Theatre Club. Anyone can join and it's a chance to meet...
FAMILY FUN: Paddington’s on a new adventure at Blenheim Palace this summer! Just don’t...
Join Paddington this summer in a new immersive outdoor adventure at Blenheim Palace complete with live performance, puppetry, and outdoor adventure.
Meet your favourite characters from the Paddington stories...
REVIEW ‘A wonderful, quintessentially Oxford evening’ Creation does it again with Much Ado about...
Creation Theatre has done it again with their summer offering, Much Ado About Nothing, set outdoors in South Oxford Adventure Playground, which the July storms have made...
REVIEW: “I would go see it again in a heart beat” Why ‘Dirty Dancing...
We've all watched the film a thousand times, but judging by the queues stretching all the way past Oxford's New Theatre on opening night, we still can't...
REVIEW: ‘The magic of Truck Festival lies in its variety and small but mighty...
As ever, the magic of Truck Festival lies in its variety and ‘small but mighty’ punch. The rain and mud might have scared off a few festival-goers,...
