WHICH 2022 SHOWS TO BOOK NOW – The best in comedy, theatre, musicals, children’s...
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SHAPARAK KHORSANDI: IT WAS THE 90S! OFS, May 13-14 and The Mill Banbury on April 2. From indie discos to unflattering crop tops, this is an...
‘It’s going to be an absolute scorcher’ Why MYCO is making sure Everybody’s Talking...
As far as Oxford goes, thanks to MYCO, Everybody's Talking About Jamie. Yes the famous musical is being brought to the Oxford Playhouse stage and excitement around...
OXFORDSHIRE’S AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND GUIDE – where to eat, drink and party. Pop-ups...
It's gonna be a jam packed Bank Holiday weekend here in Oxfordshire so get planning with our guide to what's on. Here are our top picks!
PLOUGHFEST SUNDAY...
TRAVEL REVIEW: Why our getaway at The Castle At Edgehill near Banbury was a...
The views stretching out below the hotel and gastropub The Castle At Edgehill are literally breath-taking, framing the landscape where the Parliamentarians and Royalists first went to...
Four shows in four weeks and six shows in six months! Oxford Theatre Guild...
With a full programme planned for 2020, Covid changed everything for Oxford Theatre Guild.
But with a whole new stream of shows up their thespian sleeves for 2021,...
New dancing duet 111 debut at IF Oxford Science and Ideas Festival
After a successful run at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the team behind 111 - American dancer Joel Brown and Estonian dancer Eve Mutso, make their Oxford...
REVIEW: “What a joyful evening. Uniformly excellent. Please go!” Oxford Opera Company’s Magic Flute...
What a joyful evening! Mozart meets Pantomime in “The Magic Flirt” (oops, “Flute”), a bawdy take on this classic English-version opera, directed by Paul Carr.
Despite the modern...
DOUBLE BILL: ‘They’re both laugh out loud funny’ Creation celebrates 30th with Shakespeare comedies...
Creation Theatre has decided to go all out with not one, but two, outdoor, summer Shakespeare plays to celebrate its 30th anniversary.
Which is why you'll be able...
All hail Macbeth! What to expect at the new Rose Theatre, Blenheim Palace
Macbeth had big shoes to fill as he walked onstage fresh from the battlefields, clutching the Thane of Cawdor's head, to wreak havoc amongst the Scottish nobility.
Not...
Award-winning comic and Fringe favourite Kayleigh Jones brings ‘I Fed My Dad To A...
"Humour has always been my coping mechanism. I grew up in a big, unconventional working-class family. If you don’t laugh, you’ll cry, and we preferred laughing."
So...
