Oxford Christmas Light Festival’s street parades, Breakfast with Santa, Victorian Market, Leys in Light,...
Oxford’s Christmas Light Festival is back with an exciting line-up of events, street parades, lanterns, a breakfast with Santa, Victorian Market, Leys in Light, Diwali procession and...
REVIEW: ‘An unexpected theatrical gem’ A Mirror at OFS is magnetic, chilling and way...
As the first audience to witness Ronin Theatre's A Mirror at OFS last night, we had little idea of the dystopian nightmare about to unfold or...
REVIEW: ‘The stars don’t align like this very often and this production has it...
'It’s definitely a dolls’ house', I thought, as I took my seat and admired the stage at The Old Fire Station for Oxford Theatre Guild’s (OTG) latest...
Consider life without freedom of speech! Ronin Theatre brings Sam Holcroft’s dark comedy ‘A...
"Imagine a man who cannot lie in a world full of lies. What will happen to him? That's the hook. And what this play does so well...
FAMILY FUN: Which beetle has a blaster on its bottom? IF Oxford Science +...
Families, children and young people are in luck this weekend as IF Oxford Science and Ideas Festival kicks off in style TOP 12: Our pick of ‘IF...
REVIEW: ‘Have you ever had the feeling you are being watched?’ How this psycho-drama...
‘Have you ever had the feeling you are being watched?’  Tom Ripley asks at the very beginning of this brand new stage-adaptation of the classic psychological thriller...
‘I knew I could do it’ Maisie Smith on leaving EastEnders, Strictly, SAS and...
We love Maisie Smith - the perfect example of triumph over adversity; continually pushing herself, refusing to be typecast, and constantly throwing herself at new things.
Currently starring...
REVIEW: ‘Breaking The Code brilliantly examines the struggles and achievements of this extraordinary man...
‘Breaking The Code’ as a title is a bit of a misnomer as it suggests that we’re going to see a play about how Mathematics Professor Alan...
‘It’s not all black and white’ OTG give Ibsen’s controversial play ‘A Doll’s House’...
"Coercive control is now a criminal offence but obviously in the Victorian age certain behaviours were still acceptable," Oxford Theatre Guild director Layla Katib explains.
Currently in the...
REVIEW: ‘The most innovative and thrilling chamber music possible’ Oxford Chamber Music Festival exceeds...
Priya Mitchell is amazing. Not only has she enjoyed a hugely successful and international career as a violinist, but she’s founded and nurtured Oxford Chamber Music Festival...
