‘It’s really a love story’ Alison Larkin on her book ‘Grief – A Comedy’,...
Alison Larkin is snowed in at her home in Stockbridge, Massachusetts when we speak, and snug as a bug in a rub. "I love it here," the...
Big names in music, comedy and cheffing just announced, to add to stellar line-up...
More big names from the worlds of music, comedy and cheffing have just been added to this year’s Big Feastival line-up, to make sure your August bank...
CRIME FICTION SATURDAY: World famous authors celebrate true crime, historical fiction, modern detectives and...
Hallie Rubenhold, Mick Herron, Simon Mason, Andrew Wilson, Andrew Taylor, Carolyn Kirby and John Finnemore have sold millions of crime fiction novels between them, spanning the different genres...
‘It will be fantasmagorical!’ MYCO to stage famous musical Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at...
"There's already a really contagious energy around Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. It's on another level," says Max, who's starring in MYCO's adaption of the famous musical, coming...
‘It’s a remarkable story’ Nick Higham on ‘Mavericks – Empire, Oil, Revolution and the...
It is a tale of intrigue, heroic bravery, unlikely odds, violence, upheaval, dastardly deeds, travel, adventure and tragedy - a daring campaign and impossible war time mission...
SELLING OUT: Wild Goose Theatre brings Agatha Christie’s little known murder mystery Black Coffee...
News that Wild Goose Theatre is bringing Agatha Christie's little known murder mystery Black Coffee to OFS from March 10 is already creating quite the stir and...
TRUCK FESTIVAL’s second wave of emerging artists, late night DJs, fun, comedy and Barrioke’s...
With over 90% of Truck Festival 2026 tickets already sold, today's announcement of the second wave of new artists, acts, DJ programme and comedy that festival-goers can...
Review: ‘Think you know this story? Think again!’ James Graham’s ‘Quiz’ by Ronin Theatre at...
How we loved the TV quiz show ‘Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?’ in its heyday, a quarter of a century ago now. Indeed, millions of us...
REVIEW: Why ‘Kids Go Classical!’ at The Sheldonian was a timely reminder of the...
Handkerchiefs at the ready, Oxford Opera Company's Kids Go Classical! concert last night was a joyful, life-affirming and magical evening, which often reduced us to tears.
To set...
‘This Spring Dance Festival feels particularly special’ Dancin’ Oxford celebrates 20th anniversary in Oxford,...
What a feast of dance is in store for you as Dancin' Oxford prepares to kick off its 20th anniversary with an incredible, inclusive line-up, appealing to...
