REVIEW: Rachel Nicholls stuns in Oxford Opera Company’s ‘fabulous’ Ambassadors Recital as Oxford Playhouse...
Oxford Opera Company brought dramatic soprano Rachel Nicholls and pianist Iain Burnside to the exquisite new Levine theatre in the grounds of Trinity College for a fabulous...
REVIEW: ‘Dear Evan Hansen made us sob our hearts out. One of the best...
It's not an easy story-line, Dear Evan Hansen's coming-of-age tale depicting suicide, social anxiety, depression, grief and loneliness in young people to a heart-breaking degree.
But with Gen...
REVIEW: ‘Blimmin’ Pantastic. A joyful, funny and exhilarating ride through Smorgasbord’ Jack & the...
We all know the story right? Jack the pauper sells a cow for some beans and has to climb the beanstalk to save his family by fighting...
REVIEW: What Blenheim Palace has in store this Christmas with Neverland, a new Illuminated...
Never one to hold back at Christmas, Blenheim Palace has pulled out all the stops this year by adding to the visitor experience with new rides, themes,...
REVIEW: ‘Rebus: A Game Called Malice’ Ian Rankin’s top detective is back with a...
The entire Oxford Playhouse audience was discussing who the murderer was during the interval of Rebus: A Game Called Malice. Heated debates were taking place in the...
REVIEW: West End’s ‘Heathers The Musical’ at Oxford Playhouse is hilarious, murderous and darkly...
There is a caveat on the Oxford Playhouse website re Heathers The Musical advising: 'This production contains haze, loud noises including gunshots, flashing lights, strobe, strong language...
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...
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: A Raisin In The Sun is a life defining play that you can’t...
Headlong's revival of A Raisin In the Sun at Oxford Playhouse will stay with me for a long time to come thanks to its depth, rawness, emotive...
REVIEW: ‘Lively, fun and colourful’ Don’t miss Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at New Theatre...
There were so many unexpected things to enjoy in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang; the incredible energy, the sheer scale of the singing and dancing, the stunning choreography,...
