SNEAK PEAK: Sculpture at Kingham Lodge ready for 10,000 visitors, 8000 cream teas, 600...
It's an absolute privilege to be given a guided tour of this year's Sculpture at Kingham Lodge, which opens tomorrow (May 20), by the man himself Christopher...
Longborough Festival Opera fans donate ticket sales to help struggling artists during pandemic
Longborough Festival Opera’s summer season should have been in full swing by now, but sadly, like so many of this year’s events, it's been cancelled.
Some positive news,...
DON’T MISS: Justice in Motion celebrates 10 years with music, interactive dance, art, rap,...
Oxford-based Justice in Motion is celebrating over 10 years of ground-breaking performances with an exciting interactive exhibition of photographs, costumes, props, videos, soundscapes, activities and events.
The...
“Light, tight and bright” RSC director brings OTG’s The Tempest to Oxford University Parks
Getting Michael Corbidge on board to direct The Tempest outdoors in Oxford University Parks for Oxford Theatre Guild's annual production is a massive coup.
Renowned for his exuberant...
Never mind Nefertiti, there’s a new Queen in town! Ed Scrivens talks Egyptology and...
"It’s so important to have opportunities for laughter when the world feels grim," observes Ed Scrivens, one half of the improvised comedy duo Dragprov.
As Eaton Messe, alongside co-conspirator...
Fast paced ‘teen drama’ Pinocchio brought bang up to date at OFS by Oxford...
The misadventures of Pinocchio – the boy made of wood who longs to be a real child – is running at the Old Fire Station this week,...
REVIEW: “Bring your own couch to hide behind,” for Oxford Theatre Guild’s Pinocchio at...
It’s Pinocchio, but not as we know it: Oxford Theatre Guild’s retelling of this beloved classic at OFS this week is not quite so child friendly.
The set...
Ain’t no mountain high enough for new exhibition ‘ASCENT’ at East Oxford’s Irving Gallery
Behind the modest brick façade of a terraced house in East Oxford there lies a small art gallery carved out from the owner’s home in what was...
Mike Bartlett play Contractions opens in Oxford before heading to Fringe
“It’s the kind of play that makes you burst out laughing and then feel guilty for doing so,” Dee Thompson tells me, “but that’s what playwright Mike...
The Lion finds his voice: Creation’s Wizard Of Oz is set to be a...
Creation Theatre has come up with another blinder of a show for you to enjoy this Christmas - a surreal and anarchic live digital adaptation of L....
