REVIEW: Second to nun – What a joyous show! Sister Act at Oxford’s New...
We've all seen the 1992 film Sister Act when dodgy nightclub singer Whoopi Goldberg is on the run from gangster Harvey Kettle and placed in a Philadelphia...
REVIEW: “This is Macbeth but not as you know it. A modern day make-over...
Be prepared to be wowed by this very different interpretation of Shakespeare’s Macbeth, and immerse yourself in an inspired play list of classic rock music.
The brilliant, clever...
Loverly! My Fair Lady shines at New Theatre with ambitious production by The Oxford...
The Oxford Operatic Society has overcome Covid, almost two years of delay, and last-minute cast changes, to bring us this wonderful and ambitious production of My Fair...
REVIEW: “To maintain this degree of havoc takes some doing” Noises Off at Oxford...
Judging by the sold out audience at Oxford Playhouse last night, the majority were already fans of Michael Frayn's initial and highly successful run of Noises Off,...
REVIEW: Standing ovation at New Theatre as John Partridge “steals the show” in Cabaret...
Having never seen the film or previous stage productions, the opening night of Cabaret at the New Theatre is a show that will certainly stay with me.
the...
REVIEW: “Malory Towers is an irresistibly alluring package of stagecraft, music and characters –...
Emma Rice attributes her adaption of Malory Towers' enormous success to the casting, and after it's performance at Oxford Playhouse I realised she was spot on -...
‘What a joyous evening! A spirited and joyful, must see production’ Why you should...
What a joyous evening - our dismal, winter transformed last night by Oliver! The Musical at Oxford's New Theatre, performed by the super-talented OXOPS (Oxford Operatic Society)...
REVIEW: Positive Note’s Autumn Sessions “is an unmissable treat.” Catch the mini classical music...
Positive Note’s Autumn Sessions series, which launched last weekend, is an unmissable treat.
This mini-festival of online, nature-themed concerts was put together by tenor Daniel Norman and...
REVIEW: Rapturous laughter, raucous stories, and a touch of saxophone – Half Cut Theatre’s...
From the weathered pages of Geoffrey Chaucer’s 14th century work comes to life a wickedly smart four-handed reworking of The Canterbury Tales, proving once again the timelessness...
REVIEW: “A brilliant theatrical experience”: Riverdance – The New 25th Anniversary Show is at...
Having grown-up when the founder Michael Flatley rose to fame in the 90’s, and being of Irish decent myself, Riverdance and Irish dancing was always a feature...
