WORLD PREMIERE: ‘ROBOTA is thought-provoking, bold and slick’ Headlong opens Schwarzman Centre’s first, full...
When the Schwarzman Centre decided to adapt Karel Čapek's dystopian play R.U.R. as their first full scale production since opening READ ABOUT IT HERE they gave renowned...
‘Waitress smashes it out of the park’ Celebrate the musical’s 10th anniversary at New Theatre...
The title of this musical written by Jessie Nelson and Sara Bareilles, ‘Waitress’, and the plot about yes, a waitress who discovers herself through her love of...
THIS WEEKEND: Dancin’ Oxford’s Summer Dance Festival brings two dynamic afternoons of free performances to...
Looking for something a little different this weekend? Head to Leiden Square at Westgate Oxford (outside John Lewis), where Dancin' Oxford's Summer Dance Festival is bringing two afternoons of...
WORLD PREMIERE: We review ÁRA – Sigur Rós’ unmissable, immersive soundscape at Oxford’s Schwarzman...
How to describe the world premiere of Sigur Rós' incredible, immersive soundscape ÁRA at the Schwarzman Centre, Oxford? Fascinating, transportive, freeing, inspiring and utterly unique.
More than that,...
REVIEW: Summer Shakespeare season off to flying start as BMH’s ‘topical, assured and heart-tugging’...
It’s impossible for Shakespeare’s play, Julius Ceasar not to be topical because as long as there is a democratically elected leader anywhere in the world trying to become an...
‘Something wicked this way comes’ Wild Goose’s ‘fast-paced and punchy’ outdoor Macbeth sets Shakespeare’s...
Could there be a more perfect setting for Macbeth than Oxford Castle & Prison? Wild Goose Theatre think not, knowing that the severity of the architecture and...
‘We still laugh all the time because Fawlty Towers – The Play is such...
Stepping into John Cleese's long and weighty shoes is no mean feat, but it's one that Danny Bayne jumped at with alacrity in West End smash Fawlty...
DUKEFEST – a top weekend of great food, five BBQ stations, live music and...
Get ready for DUKEFEST a weekend of exciting food, BBQs, five great chefs, live music, DJs and a festival fancy dress theme, as well as raising money...
REVIEW: ‘A spell-binding and jaw-dropping show. Greg Doran’s restaging of his RSC Venus & Adonis...
Considering its origin – written in London during lockdown (during the plague of 1592-93) and its central, gender role-reversing premise: hot-for-it female given the cold shoulder by...
‘It’s fast and furious’ Sherlock Holmes and the Napoleon of Crime comes to Oxford...
Sherlock Holmes is back in a big way, in a brand new, all-singing, all-dancing world premiere - Sherlock Holmes and the Napoleon of Crime, coming to Oxford...
