REVIEW: Floella Benjamin’s Coming to England is uplifting, joyful and positive despite its often...
The stage is one giant telly. The lights dim. It switches on and all the middle-aged mums and dads in the Oxford Playhouse audience are giddily transported...
Could you be the next Pavarotti? Fancy giving opera a go? Oxford Youth Opera...
Always wanted to try opera but never had the chance? Fancy yourself as the next Pavarotti? Just curious? Well your luck's in because Oxford Youth Opera is...
TOP 10: What to book at Oxford Chamber Music Festival 2024 as world famous...
Oxford Chamber Music Festival 2024 is taking us on a joyful adventure next week as it launches 'These Enchanted Isles’ - a series of concerts, lectures and...
FANCY OWNING YOUR OWN COW? Bid for the 40+ OxTrail oxen in Sobell...
Over 40 large and small OxTrail oxen will go under the hammer in a bidding spectacular tomorrow night before heading off to their forever homes.
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David Wood on ‘Floella Benjamin’s Coming to England’ at Oxford Playhouse, why children’s theatre...
"I really hope children come to see FLOELLA BENJAMIN'S COMING TO ENGLAND, not only because it's such an entertaining show but also because we can all relate...
FREE! It’s Oxford Open Doors this weekend as 100+ buildings are unlocked from colleges...
Oxford comes alive this weekend as Oxford Preservation Trust opens the doors to over 100 buildings for free as part of the annual Oxford Open Doors weekend.
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‘We’re just a bunch of foodies who love cooking’ Community based Oxford supper club...
To launch Oxford based Flow Records, new community supper club Little C is helping to host the first Sunday Sessions at Common Ground on Little Clarendon Street,...
REVIEW: Big Feastival – 60,000 steps, gold mankinis, rocking headliners, superb food, epic dancing…...
Big Feastival does it again, providing an incredible bill of food, entertainment and perhaps their best music line-up ever over the August Bank Holiday. And what an...
REVIEW: Just don’t miss ‘& Juliet’ – the empowering, new, high octane, Gen Z...
"What if Juliet doesn't kill herself?" William Shakespeare's wife Anne asks him as he prepares for the opening night of Romeo & Juliet, "because your ending's shit."
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Too early for the P word? Not at Oxford Playhouse where tickets for 2024...
It may only be August, but preparations are already underway for the biggest and boldest Playhouse pantomime to date! Written and directed by panto favourite Toby Hulse, Sleeping...
