WORLD PREMIERE: ‘It’s not about tarnishing Ibsen, but bringing Laura Kieler out of the...
Burning Down The House tells the incredible story involving one of the world's most famous playwrights, Henrik Ibsen, replicating a young writer's private life in his most...
‘It’s an awesome play’ Ray Fearon of Fleabag, Dark Materials, Corrie and Harry Potter...
Ray Fearon is in an expansive move when we chat about playing Troy in August Wilson's Fences, the revival of the landmark American Pulitzer Prize winning play...
REVIEW: ‘A dazzlingly inventive way to bring Oxford’s community together and bridge the town/gown...
When The Blackbird Sings is a fascinating concept; the immersive theatrical experience taking you off on an open topped bus from Blackbird Leys to Oxford, meeting numerous...
REVIEW: ‘A brave, bold and viscerally unsettling evening of opera’ Sir Bryn Terfel in...
There are debut productions and then there are statements of intent. Oxford International Opera's Tosca at the New Theatre Oxford last night was emphatically the latter: a bold and viscerally unsettling evening...
REVIEW: ‘A hard-hitting and extraordinary show, Blood Brothers blows you away’. At Oxford Playhouse...
As the curtain rises at Oxford Playhouse, the bodies of two brothers lie under blankets bathed in a sickening red light. Surrounded by police and onlookers, something...
AUTUMN GUIDE: 60+ Oxfordshire recommendations – comedy, theatre, gigs, experiences, musicals, concerts, kids fun,...
Now that autumn is upon us, Oxfordshire has exploded with entertainment, its new season of plays, comedy, gigs, musicals, concerts, kids shows, art, classical, and so much...
REVIEW: Our calves are still aching! Big Feastival’s epic line-up delivered on every front,...
Our calves are still hurting, even though it's been a week since Big Feastival kicked off, night after night of dancing, singing and enjoying the epic line-up...
‘It’s essentially a show about young people and their lives’ New play Big Dreams...
Sam, Ava and Hamish are on night shift at a nursing home while they chat, bicker and gossip to get through the night. There's just one problem...
‘What could possibly go right? A tragi-rom-com Cold War joy’ Catch sell-out fringe show...
A café in Cold War era Budapest. A man and a woman sit at a table. Both are hoping to extract valuable intelligence from the other. The...
‘My new show Let Yourself Go is an exercise in airing my dirty laundry’ Comedian...
"It’s a terrible addiction. Some people would say that doing 18 solo shows should fill me with pride, whereas I look at it and think, oh God, I...
