BUMPER SUMMER GUIDE: What to see, do and enjoy in Oxfordshire. From festivals to...
With the summer holidays upon us, there is so much going on in Oxfordshire over the next few months, from Fringe previews to exhibitions, kids shows to...
GIG NEWS: Baker’s Dozen prepares to take Oxford by storm as it returns to...
Baker's Dozen is preparing to take Oxford by storm when it returns to The Bullingdon on July 28 for a night of irresistible sing-a-longs, modern day hits and...
REVIEW: ‘A joyful, fun and accomplished romp that’s impossible to resist’ Creation’s Twelfth Night...
We all love Twelfth Night - Shakespeare's classic comedy about mistaken identity, cross dressing, disguise, love and tomfoolery. But with Creation Theatre in charge, it's taken up...
REVIEW: ‘Director Richard Readshaw transforms a bitter and cynical plot into a witty and...
Oxford Theatre Guild has pulled off a minor miracle with its production of Shakespeare’s All’s Well that Ends Well in Oxford University Parks!
The evening was glorious, warm...
FREE: Don’t miss Charlbury Riverside Festival’s 30th celebrations and The Rusty Street Party this...
You've got a busy weekend ahead with not one, but two, massive community events kicking off - The Charlbury Riverside Festival and The Rusty Street Party.
The Charlbury...
REVIEW: ‘A nostalgic warm hug of a show’ FAWLTY TOWERS – THE PLAY is...
In bringing one of Britain’s most famous and beloved sit-coms Fawlty Towers to the stage, its co-creator John Cleese had to tread very carefully. Like the Crown...
‘It’s the best thing I’ve done in years’ Famous children’s writer Sharna Jackson on...
Famous children's author Sharna Jackson is talking to us from Rotterdam, aboard her sailing clipper Anna Maria, where she lives and writes.
The British author, best known for...
REVIEW: ‘No YouTube video will ever convey how incredible it is’ Lord Of The...
'30 YEARS OF STANDING OVATIONS’ trumpeted the huge video screen at Oxford’s New Theatre, shortly before the cheeky, glittering Little Spirit pranced on stage to begin the...
REVIEW: ‘A full-throttle take on Shakespeare’s darkest play’ Don’t miss Wild Goose’s Macbeth at...
In order to fully explore the seemingly bottomless murky depths of Macbeth, directors can often opt for a slow and ponderous approach, but this isn’t the path...
‘The duck’s nuts’ Headlong’s world premiere ROBOTA at Schwarzman Centre is a modern day...
A young boy was sitting on the steps of The Schwarzman Centre last night scrolling through TikTok, seemingly unaware that a few metres away, the apocalyptic consequences...
