REVIEW: ‘Prescient, insightful and disturbing’ The Party Girls at Oxford Playhouse shines an uncomfortable...
There were moments in The Party Girls, currently playing at Oxford Playhouse READ ABOUT IT HERE, that actually made my hair stand on end, as Unity repeats...
REVIEW: ‘An amusing and thought-provoking evening’ The Merry Wives of Windsor completes the Oxford...
Shakespeare’s The Merry Wives of Windsor is an interesting watch in these modern times. On one hand, in the play, political incorrectness is rife - the French and...
REVIEW: ‘As exciting as it is original’ Apocalyptic comedy-drama ‘End Of The Line’ triumphs...
The premise of End Of The Line sounds spurious - six strangers on a tube facing imminent death due to an impending nuclear threat. They have an...
REVIEW: ‘An uplifting, moving and thought-provoking show’ KINKY BOOTS – THE MUSICAL hits The...
'The most beautiful thing in the world is a shoe,' they sing. Thus begins Kinky Boots – The Musical, which has been travelling the UK since January...
‘A family-friendly triumph’ Creation’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Wolfson College in Oxford is...
Creation Theatre is back, doing what it does best - bringing Shakespeare vividly to life in the glorious surroundings of Oxford's Wolfson College where A Midsummer Night's...
REVIEW: ‘Some lovely moments of wit and frolicking’ OTG’s Twelfth Night defies the downpour...
The rain fell, the wind blew - no, this wasn’t The Tempest, but the opening night of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night - tucked away in a wet corner...
REVIEW: Jesus Christ Superstar at Oxford Playhouse is ‘bonkers, mesmerising and entertaining’ thanks to...
Fifty-four years on from its original Broadway run, a new production of the musical Jesus Christ Superstar is in town thanks to the skill and hard work...
REVIEW: ‘Take a bow Wild Goose Theatre – hooked from the get-go, Much Ado...
Hooray! After the fabulously charming ‘A Sherlock Holmes Christmas’, Wild Goose Theatre is back – this time at Oxford Castle & Prison for a summer run of...
REVIEW: ‘Gleefully malevolent, mischievous, martini-fuelled and merry’ Twelfth Night at Oxford Castle is not...
It's easy to assume with outdoor Shakespeare that you know exactly what you're going to get - a jaunt with the Bard, a mildly amusing night out,...
REVIEW: ‘An exhilarating interpretation of a beguiling novel in this intimate and immersive adaptation’...
On publication, Virginia Woolf’s  ‘Mrs. Dalloway’ was a such a ground-breaking novel, with its stream-of-consciousness bent, that it seems only fitting for Oxford’s much beloved Creation Theatre...
