REVIEW: Puss in Boots takes you to 1950s London via EastEnders, Only Fools and...
“Mummy what does ‘ipnotist mean’?” my daughter whispered as King Rat, the East End baddie threatened Chipping Norton Theatre’s audience, accompanied by much booing and hissing.
We were...
West End award nominee show Crowded comes to Pegasus to tackle teenage mental health...
There's a real buzz surrounding Crowded, coming to Pegasus tomorrow night.
Developed in direct response to the growing number of teenagers in the UK struggling with their mental...
REVIEW: “A harrowing but unmissable ride.” The Lovely Bones will have you on the...
There was an unusual air of expectation at Oxford Playhouse last night as we waited for Lovely Bones to begin.
We knew we were in for a treat...
Cabbages and comedy: Comedian George Egg tells us new show ‘Movable Feast’ at Didcot’s...
"My name is George Egg and I cook food and make people laugh. I used to do these two things separately (food at home, laughs at gigs)...
REVIEW: Jack Savoretti bares his soul to his wife live at the New Theatre...
Jack Savoretti's night at New Theatre Oxford, as part of his 'Singing to Strangers' tour, left quite an impression. Disarmingly intimate throughout, thanks to his wife being...
Jericho Comedy running two ‘evolutionary’ comedy shows simultaneously at The Natural History Museum and...
Jericho Comedy is celebrating the new exhibition "First Animals" at Oxford University Natural History Museum on Friday November 8 by hosting two comedy shows AT THE SAME...
REVIEW: “Bring your own couch to hide behind,” for Oxford Theatre Guild’s Pinocchio at...
It’s Pinocchio, but not as we know it: Oxford Theatre Guild’s retelling of this beloved classic at OFS this week is not quite so child friendly.
The set...
Tony award-winning musical Spring Awakening is fuelled by sexuality, morality and rebellion at Oxford...
Steven Sater and Duncan Sheik’s provocative reimagining of Frank Wedekind’s 1891 play combines an alt-rock score with a narrative fuelled by sexuality, morality and rebellion.
Despite its 19th century setting,...
Fast paced ‘teen drama’ Pinocchio brought bang up to date at OFS by Oxford...
The misadventures of Pinocchio – the boy made of wood who longs to be a real child – is running at the Old Fire Station this week,...
Making Tracks brings eight young global musicians to The North Wall for one night...
A unique, intimate concert of transporting, joyous and ethereal music is about to arrive in Oxford at the North Wall Arts Centre.
Making Tracks will be staged on...
