Review: ‘Think you know this story? Think again!’ James Graham’s ‘Quiz’ by Ronin Theatre at...
How we loved the TV quiz show ‘Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?’ in its heyday, a quarter of a century ago now. Indeed, millions of us...
REVIEW: Why ‘Kids Go Classical!’ at The Sheldonian was a timely reminder of the...
Handkerchiefs at the ready, Oxford Opera Company's Kids Go Classical! concert last night was a joyful, life-affirming and magical evening, which often reduced us to tears.
To set...
REVIEW: ‘The most passionate, committed and visceral performance for a long time’ Macbeth at...
As the sweaty, dusty actors writhe around in clay and red wine, chanting and stomping to the sound of thunderous drums, it occurs to me that Flabbergast...
REVIEW: ‘As explosive now as it was then. Welcome to the party from hell!’...
Next time you get invited round for drinks by a couple you've just met at a party, think twice. Because if Nick and Honey's experience is anything...
Review: ‘Irreverent, fresh and fun. A riotous show’ The Complete Works Of William Shakespeare...
‘Should I have done a bit of revision first?’ a small, nervous voice inside me asked as I took my seat at The Theatre Chipping Norton last...
REVIEW: ‘Be prepared to jump. Be prepared to scream!’ Famous thriller The Woman In...
Back in 1987, director Robin Herford had a large amount of creative freedom but very little of his annual budget left with which to mount his final...
REVIEW: Sunny Afternoon: ‘We want to go again!’ The Kinks ‘juke-box’ musical is at...
A million years ago back in the heady days of 1966, everyone was happy - the England football team was crowned World Cup kings at the same...
REVIEW: What to do when your husband and best friend are having an affair?...
What to do when you discover that your husband and best friend are having an affair? It’s a bomb of a question that blows up the comfortable,...
REVIEW: Khalid Abdalla’s antibiography ‘Nowhere’ at Oxford Playhouse ‘takes you on a roller-coaster ride...
'Nowhere’ is a one-man show written and performed by Khalid Abdalla of Flight 93, The Kite Runner and The Crown fame. For 90 minutes Khalid takes us on...
REVIEW: ‘It was a privilege to watch the riveting whodunnit unfold on Morse’s home...
At first we think we've they've stumbled into the wrong play - a Shakespearian actor reciting Hamlet's most famous lines to us as the curtain goes up...
