REVIEW: What a laugh! Jericho Comedy’s Mind gala raises £30,000 in unprecedented sell out...
It was all a bit of a decadent, if slightly naughty, way to spend a Saturday afternoon, but the third Oxfordshire Mind Comedy Gala's matinee sold out...
THE BIG INTERVIEW: Tweedy on his new show, the future of Giffords, Keith the...
I'm still wiping away the tears, long after my interview with Tweedy has concluded. What had I been worrying about? After all, he is one of the...
MADE IN OXFORD: Nathan and Ida spread their wings in double-bill comedy caper
When I last saw Nathan and ida they were promoting their brand new show Nathan & Ida’s Hot Dog Stand which was about to show at the...
39 events in 14 days: Think Human Festival explores thought provoking issues through theatre,...
Enjoy 39 events over 14 days right across Oxford, and all for free, thanks to the Think Human Festival kicking off on Feb 1 for two weeks.
Film,...
OUR WORLD IN CRISIS: Tipping Point targets climate change through Butoh dance for Café...
With the clock ticking for the world to take action on climate change, Café Reason’s timely and provocative new work offers a creative response to the threats facing our fragile planet....
MUST SEE: Our Top 25 pick of 2020’s best theatre, dance, comedy, musicals and...
Ladykiller - Friday 20 March OFS oldfirestation.org.uk or March 10 Didcot Cornerstone http://cornerstone-arts.org
A hotel room, a maid and a dead woman. It’s not what it looks like,...
DRY JANUARY: New play Dry by Oxford’s Human Story Theatre targets middle class, middle...
Bryonie Pritchard and Paul Ansdell play a middle aged couple: James and Ellen Wilson who find themselves at one dinner party too many.
Initially the supper talk...
LAST CHANCE: The six Christmas shows in Oxfordshire until January
What to do over New Year. Our festive choices that carry on until January
Supermarket Scrooge, a Christmas show complete with a giant brussels sprout, a gaudily wrapped...
Euton Daley, poet, performer, writer, director and producer has many creative projects on the go at once. One of these is directing an innovative family Christmas show...
REVIEW: The Oxford Bach Choir and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra “delivered a...
Elgar’s masterful setting of Cardinal Newman’s 1865 visionary poem, which follows the journey of a dying man’s soul through to the afterlife, makes huge demands on its performers, in terms of both stamina and technique.
