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...
REVIEW: What a banger! San Saucisson sizzles in this year’s Chippy panto ‘Beauty and...
If you want to witness the power of panto, then experience it with a group of school children, as we did this week at The Theatre Chipping...
REVIEW: ‘Jeneba Kanneh-Mason is a truly exciting pianist and her performance with OSJ at...
Jeneba Kanneh-Mason and the OSJ Orchestra were locked in perfect synergy, the opening of Ravel's Piano Concerto in G major, Allegramente, sparkling with jazz-inflected vitality, while the central Adagio assai was...
REVIEW: ‘An unexpected theatrical gem’ A Mirror at OFS is magnetic, chilling and way...
As the first audience to witness Ronin Theatre's A Mirror at OFS last night, we had little idea of the dystopian nightmare about to unfold or...
REVIEW: ‘The stars don’t align like this very often and this production has it...
'It’s definitely a dolls’ house', I thought, as I took my seat and admired the stage at The Old Fire Station for Oxford Theatre Guild’s (OTG) latest...
REVIEW: ‘Have you ever had the feeling you are being watched?’ How this psycho-drama...
‘Have you ever had the feeling you are being watched?’  Tom Ripley asks at the very beginning of this brand new stage-adaptation of the classic psychological thriller...
REVIEW: ‘Breaking The Code brilliantly examines the struggles and achievements of this extraordinary man...
‘Breaking The Code’ as a title is a bit of a misnomer as it suggests that we’re going to see a play about how Mathematics Professor Alan...
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...
