From Wittenham Clumps to Henley, in excess of 75 artists and makers from in and around Wallingford are throwing open their doors and...
The Orchestra of St John's commitment to young artists is evident as ever as its summer season unrolls, packed with exciting concerts, galas,...
The buzz around The Medley is building once again as Oxford's newest riverside bar has reopened for its summer season, with the added...
The irony that it took an American to remind us of the culinary riches of East Oxford was not lost on me as...
David Williams-Bulkeley has spent the last four months entirely immersed in finishing the 22 still lifes he's exhibiting at Zuleika Gallery in Woodstock...
The success of the Ashmolean's current Pissarro: Father of Impressionism is unarguable, but news that a film has been made of the exhibition,...
Passionate, provocative, funny, angry, rousing, moving - The Mountaintop by Katori Hall (herself from the southern States) imagines the final night of Dr...
I was scanning the faces outside Oxford Playhouse anxiously, trying to ascertain whether the purists had enjoyed the brave new adaption of Persuasion...
The Mountaintop is an intimate, funny and revealing drama set on the last night of Martin Luther King’s life.
First produced on the London...
"Contains loud music, flashing lights and infrequent use of explicit language," warns the new adaption of Jane Austen's Persuasion coming to Oxford Playhouse...
