REVIEW: ‘A wild ride of sex, sci-fi, and the catchiest tunes in musical theatre’...
Surrounded by men in lingerie and women in gold sequinned top hats was just the start of a wonderfully weird, frivolous and funny night at the New...
The Mirror Crack’d at Oxford Playhouse is a gripping whodunnit with a star-studded cast....
We all love a good whodunnit, and unsurprisingly tickets sold rapidly for Rachel Wagstaff's adaption of the classic Agatha Christie, The Mirror Crack'd, currently at Oxford Playhouse.
But...
REVIEW: DAY 2 AT TRUCK – HUGE CROWDS FOR MERCURY NOMINEES IDLES, LEWIS CAPALDI...
Friday at Truck is when the festival fully kicks off, and although everyone arriving was unlucky to have missed an incredible Thursday evening, the line-up that...
REVIEW: “The Hooley is undoubtedly the hot ticket of the summer” Giffords is back...
It was always going to be a bittersweet moment, that glorious drive through the Cotswolds to Giffords Circus HQ where its infamous big top dominates Fennell Farm...
REVIEW: “You’d be hard-pressed to find yourself at a more uplifting gig.” Emeli Sandé...
If I had to describe Emeli Sandé’s gig at New Theatre Oxford in one word, it would be joyful. Joy simply emanated from her and her bandmates....
REVIEW: ‘An astonishing performance. Anton Lesser and Charlie Hamblett in Red Sky at Sunrise...
Deirdre Shield’s adaptation of Laurie Lee’s much-loved trilogy played for one night only at Oxford Playhouse took place on a simple stage with Orchestra of the Swan and...
REVIEW: Creation’s virtual Time Machine takes you away from lockdown on a “surreal, psychedelic...
I imagine that during this lockdown most of us have wanted to escape from our isolation and either return to the past or fly into the future....
REVIEW: “I would go see it again in a heart beat” Why ‘Dirty Dancing...
We've all watched the film a thousand times, but judging by the queues stretching all the way past Oxford's New Theatre on opening night, we still can't...
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: Creation ‘thrillingly shunts George Orwell’s tragically inevitable tale Animal Farm into the 21st...
From the off, Creation Theatre’s current production of George Orwell’s Animal Farm not only retains a gripping sense of unease, but thrillingly shunts the tragically inevitable original...
