REVIEW: Second to nun – What a joyous show! Sister Act at Oxford’s New...
We've all seen the 1992 film Sister Act when dodgy nightclub singer Whoopi Goldberg is on the run from gangster Harvey Kettle and placed in a Philadelphia...
Join Overthinking Octopus, Perfect Pixie and Aware-Wolf in family show Mind The Monsters at...
Summer’s here and it is time to enjoy new family friendly show Mind The Monsters thanks to Oxford Playhouse’s hugely popular Playhouse Plays Out Tent Tour, coming to...
REVIEW: The Ocean at the End Of The Lane, at Oxford’s New Theatre, is...
Shaken, traumatised, riveted, transfixed, disturbed, and completely hooked - The Ocean at the End of the Lane (at Oxford's New Theatre all week) is story-telling at its...
‘Come and see them in action!’ Romeo and Juliet comes to Oxford Castle Courtyard...
The brilliant Wild Goose Theatre is back, with a brand new production of William Shakespeare's iconic tragedy, Romeo and Juliet, at the historic Oxford Castle Courtyard.
Set...
BOOK NOW: Oxford Festival Of The Arts’ quirky side – light shows, interactive paintings,...
Oxford Festival Of The Arts always offers a wonderfully ambitious, unique and diverse programme but this year it has excelled itself.
Whilst including a smorgasbord of music, speakers,...
WHAT TO BOOK THIS HALF TERM: Accessible theatre, dance, comedy, musicals, improv, magic, workshops,...
The sun is out and summer is here so make the most of this half term and get booking. There's so much to see and do. Here...
OUR GUIDE TO OFFBEAT: ‘We are beyond excited’ Oxford’s three day fringe festival of...
Are you ready for Offbeat Festival? Oxford's three day showcase of new work featuring theatre, dance, spoken word, sound art and creative workshops running from June 15-17...
NEW PLAY: Witney playwright stages ‘Murmuration of Starlings’ at Corn Exchange in his home...
The Murmuration of Starlings was a labour of love for Witney playwright Joe Graham, but he's excited about premiering it in his home town at The Corn...
REVIEW: Who doesn’t love a bit of ABBA in drag? Endeavour’s James Bradshaw is...
The Way Old Friends Do boasts impressive credentials. Directed by Mark Gatiss, written by Ian Hallard and starring Endeavour's James Bradshaw, with voiceovers by Miriam Margoyles and...
Enjoy live music and children’s shows in some stunning Cotswolds locations as Chippy `Theatre’s...
Just as the sun comes out, so Chippy Theatre announces its annual al fresco season featuring music and children's shows in some stunning locations around the Cotswolds.
The...
