“It’s bursting with comic characters, jokes and humour” Wild Goose Theatre is back with...
In the middle of final rehearsals for Shakespeare's much loved comedy Twelfth Night at Oxford Castle, which kicks off on July 1, Wild Goose producer Alex Nicholls...
TOP 15: Oxford Festival Of The Arts’ incredible line-up of top names from the...
As Oxford Festival Of The Arts prepares to kick off in style around the city from June 27-July 14, here are our TOP 15 picks from a...
REVIEW: An inspired, moving, unique, multi-generational piece of community theatre. Why Barn Dance at...
Having famous playwright Mike Bartlett on hand to write this nostalgic wonder of a play Barn Dance was a gift for The Theatre Chipping Norton which is...
REVIEW: ‘Enthusiastic, passionate and dedicated performances’ Enjoy BMH’s double bill Romeo & Juliet and...
Two families at war; one couple in love – we all know our ‘Romeo and Juliet’, but hands up, how many are familiar with ‘Troilus and...
Our guide to Oxford’s first ever Queer Fest with three nights of moving stories...
Prepare for three nights of moving queer stories and exceptional performances from upcoming artists as Oxford's first ever Queer Fest opens this week (June 20-22) at the...
‘Love stories are for everyone!’ Book now for Shakespeare double-bill of star crossed lovers...
Currently in the mist of rehearsals for their upcoming double-bill of star crossed lovers in Romeo & Juliet and Troilus & Cressida at Oxford Castle & Prison,...
REVIEW: ‘How unutterably splendid’ The 39 Steps is a simply spiffing and fun night...
What to expect from the revived spoof of gripping spy thriller The 39 Steps? Much hilarity, laughter, silliness, farce, perfectly timed mis-timings and a plot that ripped...
‘It’s a classic caper’ We talk to The Crown star Tom Byrne about smash...
"The 39 Steps encapsulates classic British silliness and humour and doesn't take itself too seriously, but it also has so much energy. So yes it's a classic...
REVIEW: ‘A kaleidoscopic view of a bygone era’ why Lark Rise at The Theatre,...
As the beautiful and haunting singing of the female farmhands sprang up all around us, the lady next to me whispered loudly to no one in particular,...
BOOK NEXT CONCERTS NOW: ‘One of the jewels in Oxford’s musical crown’ Instruments of...
One of the many jewels in Oxford’s musical crown is the chamber orchestra Instruments of Time and Truth, directed by Edward Higginbottom - ex-choirmaster of New College....
