“Shaun Evans is a lovely man and a dream to work with” Graduate actor...
Despite the pandemic, it's been a busy year for actor Angus Yellowlees. Not only did he star in Series 8 of the new Endeavour detective show, being...
REVIEW: “The Hooley is undoubtedly the hot ticket of the summer” Giffords is back...
It was always going to be a bittersweet moment, that glorious drive through the Cotswolds to Giffords Circus HQ where its infamous big top dominates Fennell Farm...
MUST SEE: Blindness’ immersive encounter in the dark with Juliet Stevenson at Oxford Playhouse...
Blindness is a unique theatrical experience which features the audience on stage, stars famous actress Juliet Stevenson, and is coming to Oxford Playhouse.
The intimate auditory encounter from...
REVIEW: Romeo and Juliet – “A psychedelic, trippy riot of colour, fast-paced energy and...
When all other lights were going out during the darkest days of lockdown, Oxford based Creation Theatre Company continued to cast beams of hope and online entertainment...
“We want to be different” Woodstock’s Darl-e and the Bear takes you into the...
Upon passing through No:4 - a secret green door - you enter into the magical world of the Wilcote Art Studios - a group of Oxfordshire artists who...
Oxford Festival of the Arts reveals full summer season of film, dance, music, art,...
Oxford Festival of the Arts has announced its extensive summer line-up, starting today, which includes dance, theatre, visual arts, film, music, street performance and even wine tasting,...
“We’re looking forward to seeing real people.” Wallingford, Chalgrove and Brightwell-cum-Sotwell go all out...
It's all go in South Oxfordshire this week as Oxfordshire Artweeks continues at a cracking pace.
Visit Brightwell Village Artists in Stewart Village Hall, Ayres House Studio...
What do you get if you cross Shakespeare with a pub garden? Half Cut...
Half Cut Theatre is combining two of our favourite things to keep you entertained this summer: theatre and pub gardens.
Bringing Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night to The Isis River Farmhouse in...
Bampton Classical Opera bounces back with two Gluck operas and a debut at the...
After a year of setbacks, postponements and cancellations, Bampton Classical Opera is finally bouncing back with not one but two operas by Gluck.
Paris and Helen – originally planned...
“I strongly recommend that you go” Review – Pre-Raphaelites: Drawings and Watercolours at The...
It seems like an eternity since we were allowed access to our art galleries, but from Monday (May 17) the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford is opening its doors...
