BUMPER SUMMER GUIDE: What to see, do and enjoy in Oxfordshire. From festivals to...
With the summer holidays upon us, there is so much going on in Oxfordshire over the next few months, from Fringe previews to exhibitions, kids shows to...
REVIEW: ‘A joyful, fun and accomplished romp that’s impossible to resist’ Creation’s Twelfth Night...
We all love Twelfth Night - Shakespeare's classic comedy about mistaken identity, cross dressing, disguise, love and tomfoolery. But with Creation Theatre in charge, it's taken up...
REVIEW: ‘Director Richard Readshaw transforms a bitter and cynical plot into a witty and...
Oxford Theatre Guild has pulled off a minor miracle with its production of Shakespeare’s All’s Well that Ends Well in Oxford University Parks!
The evening was glorious, warm...
REVIEW: ‘A full-throttle take on Shakespeare’s darkest play’ Don’t miss Wild Goose’s Macbeth at...
In order to fully explore the seemingly bottomless murky depths of Macbeth, directors can often opt for a slow and ponderous approach, but this isn’t the path...
DOUBLE BILL: ‘They’re both laugh out loud funny’ Creation celebrates 30th with Shakespeare comedies...
Creation Theatre has decided to go all out with not one, but two, outdoor, summer Shakespeare plays to celebrate its 30th anniversary.
Which is why you'll be able...
Bed swapping, bribery, obsession, moral dilemmas and coercion – it’s all going on in...
If you're not familiar with Shakespeare's All's Well That Ends Well, you could say it's akin to a Jacobean soap opera, complete with bed swapping, bribery, obsession,...
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...
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...
‘Julius Caesar is a stark reminder of what’s at stake’ Shakespeare’s gripping political thriller...
"Julius Caesar holds up a mirror to every society. It's about potential dictatorships, and what happens when you don't agree with the people you voted for as...
Signs, Symbols…& Secrets: Oxford Festival Of The Arts’ concerts, exhibitions, film, theatre, art, music...
Oxford Festival Of The Arts kicks off this week with a stunning programme of concerts, exhibitions, events, theatre, art, music, film and more, with a dazzling array...
