REVIEW: ‘Be prepared to jump. Be prepared to scream!’ Famous thriller The Woman In...
Back in 1987, director Robin Herford had a large amount of creative freedom but very little of his annual budget left with which to mount his final...
REVIEW: Sunny Afternoon: ‘We want to go again!’ The Kinks ‘juke-box’ musical is at...
A million years ago back in the heady days of 1966, everyone was happy - the England football team was crowned World Cup kings at the same...
REVIEW: What to do when your husband and best friend are having an affair?...
What to do when you discover that your husband and best friend are having an affair? It’s a bomb of a question that blows up the comfortable,...
REVIEW: Khalid Abdalla’s antibiography ‘Nowhere’ at Oxford Playhouse ‘takes you on a roller-coaster ride...
'Nowhere’ is a one-man show written and performed by Khalid Abdalla of Flight 93, The Kite Runner and The Crown fame. For 90 minutes Khalid takes us on...
REVIEW: ‘It was a privilege to watch the riveting whodunnit unfold on Morse’s home...
At first we think we've they've stumbled into the wrong play - a Shakespearian actor reciting Hamlet's most famous lines to us as the curtain goes up...
REVIEW: ‘Emily Booth as Maria has that beautiful cut-glass, Andrews-esque tone’ The Sound of...
What to expect from the current OXOPS adaption of the musical The Sound Of Music at Oxford’s New Theatre? Having enjoyed so many incarnations over the years,...
REVIEW: ‘It’s Walnut Whip wonderful’ Creation’s Nutcracker at The North Wall is groaning with...
Was it the audience meowing, the barrage of Brussel sprouts, the hilarious jokes, the delights of the Land of Sweets, the Liquorice Allsorts set, the heinous Mouse...
REVIEW: ‘It’s a story that deserves to be told’ The OFS Christmas show and...
Before The Millennium is a story about friendship, loyalty, life and its struggles, but more than anything it's about belonging. It has moments of joy, laughter, tears,...
REVIEW: ‘The tonic you’ve been looking for’ MAMMA MIA! musical hits New Theatre Oxford...
‘Seen by 70 million people in more than 450 cities’ it claims in the programme. So no small cheer then that 26 years after its debut in...
REVIEW: BRITPOPTASTIC – Dick Whittington at Oxford Playhouse is stupendously slick, side-splittingly silly and...
The moment Liam Rattagher stepped onto the Oxford Playhouse stage with his inimitable mod cut and green parka, we knew we were in for a Christmas treat...
