REVIEW: “In a world of injustice, it feels as though a wrong has been...
The late August Wilson was one of the great 20th century American playwrights. Two Trains Running is part of his 10 play compilation The American Century Cycle which...
REVIEW: Why West End musical Dreamgirls is blowing the roof off Oxford’s New Theatre...
Those voices! The whole of Oxford's New Theatre vibrated when Dreamgirls took to the stage last night and let rip with their astonishing vocal range and melodic...
REVIEW: ‘Go and see this production with an open mind, but go nonetheless’ Macbeth...
As soon as Lady Macbeth picks up her phone to receive a video-message from her elated and victorious husband, babbling about three fortune-telling witches he’s just met,...
REVIEW: “A very telling portrait of modern men” Catch The Wellspring at Oxford Playhouse...
Playwright Barney Norris, and his famous pianist and broadcaster father, David Owen Norris, curated their life stories during Covid lockdowns for this - The Wellspring at Oxford...
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: ‘Everything I wanted from an opera’ English Touring Opera’s Rake’s Progress hits Oxford...
English Touring Opera brought The Rake’s Progress and Puccini’s Manon Lescaut to Oxford Playhouse this week. In her programme notes, Director Polly Graham appropriately describes Stravinsky’s ‘The Rake’s...
