REVIEW: ‘Reserve a ticket’ Rambert Dance’s ‘Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Thomas Shelby’ at...
Opening amid the horrors of Flanders, before sweeping in to post-war industrial Birmingham, Rambert Dance's adaption of Peaky Blinders was always going to be dark, judging by...
REVIEW: ‘Exciting, unsettling, darkly humorous, satirical and life-affirming” OTG brings Gormenghast to OFS
The 900 page Gormenghast trilogy by Mervyn Peake has been sitting defiantly unread on my bookshelf for a couple of years now.
Not having the patience for long...
Madama Butterfly and Aida ‘delivered in spades’ at Oxford’s New Theatre followed by Ukrainian...
Stupendous, stunning, spectacular - all the things we’ve come to expect from Ellen Kent productions over the past four decades, and the performances of Madama Butterfly and Aida...
REVIEW: “Oxford Opera Company is already proving to be a real asset to the...
Review: La Boheme - Oxford Opera Company
Following an outstandingly successful Carmen last year, Oxford Opera Company headed back to the Oxford Playhouse at the weekend for four performances of another...
WHAT TO BOOK THIS HALF TERM: Accessible theatre, dance, comedy, musicals, improv, magic, workshops,...
The sun is out and summer is here so make the most of this half term and get booking. There's so much to see and do. Here...
REVIEW: Judging by the standing ovation, War Horse at New Theatre Oxford has lost...
If it's a light, festive, Christmassy show you're after then War Horse isn't for you. But if you want to experience one of the most moving, immersive...
REVIEW: “A poignant reflection on their lives” Dinner With Groucho at Oxford Playhouse addresses...
Frank McGuinness' new play Dinner With Groucho imagines the conversation between the poet, literary critic and publisher T.S. Eliot and comedian Groucho Marx when they met for...
REVIEW: Private Lives with Nigel Havers and Patricia Hodge “is a delightful, farcical, amusing...
From the moment Nigel Havers stepped out onto his terrace in Deauville, there was a visible shift in the audience, and we were swept away on Noel...
REVIEW: ‘The role of a lifetime’ Emily Woodward shines as Rosalind in Creation’s immensely...
Shakespeare season is upon us and striding into the ring comes Creation's As You Like It at Wycliffe Hall - the perfect summer choice. ‘It’s not summer...
REVIEW: Hansel & Grettel ‘The most fun you’ll have this Christmas’ Enjoy Creation’s thrilling,...
Creation has pulled it out of the bag again, their riveting adaption of the Brothers Grimm classic Hansel & Grettel at North Wall unstoppable from the word...
