REVIEW “A blisteringly good stomp through my youth” ‘Bat Out Of Hell – The...
Cards on the table. I am a passionate Bat out of Hell fan. From teenage angst right up to my current loud, middle aged kitchen discos, the album has...
‘Prepare to go on a roller-coaster of emotions.’ Why you should go and see...
Being back on stage again is a dream come true for Bat Out Of Hell – The Musical's Rob Fowler and Sharon Sexton.
The show, featuring Jim...
MUST SEE: It’s A Sin’s Nathaniel Hall in ‘First Time’ – his autobiographical show...
Reliant on drugs and alcohol, in a toxic relationship, and suffering from complex PTSD and anxiety issues, Nathaniel Hall was at a party in 2017 when he...
COMEDY: Why you should see comedy Charlie and Stan, and new play Josephine, at...
Billed as 'the greatest comedy duo that nearly was', when Charlie Chaplin and Stan Laurel sailed off to New York seek their fortunes they had no idea...
“We look at the cast list and have to pinch ourselves!” West End stars...
West End stars have been lining up to star in David Staines' and Luke Simnett's new musical Night Flight which premieres in Oxford on Saturday (October 2).
The...
A LABOUR OF LOVE: Trinity College Chapel turns into a theatre this week as...
Andromache, Racine’s masterpiece, one of European theatre’s greatest dramas opens tonight, performed by Oxford Theatre Guild in Oxford's Trinity College’s 17th century chapel.
Transformed into a theatre for...
REVIEW: Poohs, farts, groping and illicit drinking. Groan Ups at Oxford Playhouse has “moments...
"I tell you what, that Chemise was legendary" my husband commented as we walked back to the car after watching Groan Ups at the Oxford Playhouse last...
‘We’re on a mission!’ We talk to famous chef, restaurateur and foodie Yotam Ottolenghi...
"It was really weird being at home so much because I usually spend a lot of time travelling and attending events, but like everything else in this...
Slapstick pros Mischief Theatre bring a different kind of comedy to Oxford Playhouse with...
Mischief Theatre first bounced onto our stages with The Play That Goes Wrong back in 2008 which had us laughing so hard we nearly lost control of...
REVIEW: ‘The prolonged standing ovation was charged with emotion.’ Blood Brothers at the New...
Willy Russell’s Blood Brothers has gained legendary status in the world of theatre, so you know you're in treat before you’ve even sat down in Oxford's recently...
