The Sydney Philharmonia Choirs head straight from BBC PROMS to Oxford Town Hall with Faire is...
Oxford Festival of the Arts has got one final hurrah up its sleeve to add to this year's impressive line-up as The Sydney Philharmonia Choirs head straight to Oxford from...
SELL OUT: ‘This is the way to do tribute band music’ Joni Mitchell group...
Joni Mitchell released her beguiling, jazzy masterpiece ‘Hejira’ in 1976 and it has been weaving its influential spell ever since. Two and a half years ago Oxford...
REVIEW: Giffords Circus is back with new show Waterfield and its death-defying acts. Coming...
Giffords has certainly got the bit between its teeth this year, judging by the sheer scale, skillset and danger of its acts as we gasped, oohed and...
REVIEW: ‘Bugsy Malone at Oxford Playhouse is slick, sizzling, saucy and sentimental, and deserved...
The pressure was certainly on when the Oxford Playhouse curtain went up on Bugsy Malone The Musical last night, beloved by so many thanks to the 1976...
Fancy a night of creepy crawly comedy and bug handling at Oxford Museum of...
Jericho Comedy has teamed up with Oxford’s Museum of Natural History to present an evening of stand-up comedy inspired by…...insects!
This ‘Creepy crawly comedy night’ on Friday 12th November...
REVIEW: “Make sure you have a sweet tooth” Footloose at the New Theatre given...
The New Theatre was packed to the rafters this week as Footloose swept into town to entertain us with an all-singing, all-dancing, and all-playing cast, and inject...
LAST CHANCE: South Oxfordshire’s white horse gives local landscape a ‘fantasy twist’ for Artweeks
Vale of White Horse artist Anne Mills grew up in a landscape of sheep and wheat in New South Wales, Australia.
Which might explain her fascination with...
There’s a lot of singing going on this weekend with choirs and concerts galore...
This week's classical highlights from oxinabox.co.uk
‘What would you do?’ Book to see Pygmalion at Oxford Playhouse as OTG brings...
"If you're going to perform Pygmalion for a modern audience you have to think abut what makes it relevant - what is familiar," OTG director Daniel Whitley...
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,...
