The true story of Littlemore’s Karim Khan and his award-winning new play Brown Boys...
The story about how new play Brown Boys Swim came about is almost as fascinating as the award-winning play itself.
The coming-of-age story was written by Littlemore's Karim...
REVIEW: “The most enchanting and captivating 45 minutes of escapism” Take your children to...
After being dispatched to the picturesque Sunnymead Meadow to watch Creation Theatre’s outdoor performance of The Wind in the Willows, my nine year old and I didn’t...
‘Labyrinth changed my life’ Kate Mosse on the bestseller’s 20th anniversary, new show at...
There's no stopping famous author Kate Mosse at the moment, considering she could be kicking back, enjoying her sixties and reaping the rewards of her bestselling books,...
REVIEW: Floella Benjamin’s Coming to England is uplifting, joyful and positive despite its often...
The stage is one giant telly. The lights dim. It switches on and all the middle-aged mums and dads in the Oxford Playhouse audience are giddily transported...
Crumple’s Christmas Adventure takes Oxford’s young theatre-goers on a magical journey!
Oxford's little people are loving Crumple’s Christmas Adventure and its magical storytelling at the BT Studio over the festive season.
The perfect introduction to theatre for those aged...
The Globe’s Julius Caesar “kicks off in fine form” in beautiful riverside Rose Garden...
Outdoor performances in this country are always a gamble but who could have predicted the opening night of the Globe’s Julius Caesar in Oxford would coincide with...
‘Like a book club, but for theatre’ Get together, see shows and discuss them....
There is a new way to watch shows at Oxford's Old Fire Station and it's called Theatre Club. Anyone can join and it's a chance to meet...
THE BIG INTERVIEW: Comedian Mark Thomas on Covid, Boris, being angry and streaming ‘Lockdown...
I’ve caught Mark Thomas at a good time. The comedian, political activist and writer is in lockdown with his 84 year-old mother in Clapham, and whilst busy...
“It’s absolutely loopy!” What to expect from Oxford Playhouse’s 2022 panto Cinderella
What do you get when you cross a fairy, a breakfast pancake machine, dungeons, an interactive 1970s video game, a mouse called Buttons, a feckless Prince Charming,...
REVIEW: Margaret Atwood on Brexit, influencing, the handbag’s tale and other stories at The...
Praise be! The iconic Margaret Atwood came to New Theatre Oxford to celebrate the release of The Testaments, released 34 years after The Handmaid’s Tale.
She was...
