REVIEW: ‘An important and impressive debut. Laura Kieler will never be ignored again’ Don’t...
There's no avoiding Laura Kieler as she bursts into the auditorium at The Schwarzman Centre shouting: "It’s been 150 years and it’s time to set the balance...
REVIEW: ‘A dazzlingly inventive way to bring Oxford’s community together and bridge the town/gown...
When The Blackbird Sings is a fascinating concept; the immersive theatrical experience taking you off on an open topped bus from Blackbird Leys to Oxford, meeting numerous...
REVIEW: ‘A brave, bold and viscerally unsettling evening of opera’ Sir Bryn Terfel in...
There are debut productions and then there are statements of intent. Oxford International Opera's Tosca at the New Theatre Oxford last night was emphatically the latter: a bold and viscerally unsettling evening...
REVIEW: ‘A hard-hitting and extraordinary show, Blood Brothers blows you away’. At Oxford Playhouse...
As the curtain rises at Oxford Playhouse, the bodies of two brothers lie under blankets bathed in a sickening red light. Surrounded by police and onlookers, something...
REVIEW: Our calves are still aching! Big Feastival’s epic line-up delivered on every front,...
Our calves are still hurting, even though it's been a week since Big Feastival kicked off, night after night of dancing, singing and enjoying the epic line-up...
REVIEW: ‘A family-friendly triumph’ Creation’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Oxford’s Wolfson College 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: ‘An exotic, multi-coloured riot of a show’ Our Man in Havana at Oxford...
True, I never went to Havana in the 1950s but I really felt there at Oxford Playhouse last night.
Despite Graham Greene declaring that ‘human nature is not...
REVIEW: ‘A joyful, fun and accomplished romp that’s impossible to resist’ Creation’s Twelfth Night...
We all love Twelfth Night - Shakespeare's classic comedy about mistaken identity, cross dressing, disguise, love and tomfoolery. But with Creation Theatre in charge, it's taken up...
REVIEW: ‘Director Richard Readshaw transforms a bitter and cynical plot into a witty and...
Oxford Theatre Guild has pulled off a minor miracle with its production of Shakespeare’s All’s Well that Ends Well in Oxford University Parks!
The evening was glorious, warm...
REVIEW: ‘A nostalgic warm hug of a show’ FAWLTY TOWERS – THE PLAY is...
In bringing one of Britain’s most famous and beloved sit-coms Fawlty Towers to the stage, its co-creator John Cleese had to tread very carefully. Like the Crown...
