THE BIG INTERVIEW: Tweedy on his new show, the future of Giffords, Keith the...
I'm still wiping away the tears, long after my interview with Tweedy has concluded. What had I been worrying about? After all, he is one of the...
Bestselling Oxford crime writer Cara Hunter on new novel The Whole Truth, the TV...
Cara Hunter looks refreshingly elegant when we meet; dressed in white, her long blonde hair, beautiful outfit and manicured nails a far cry from the dark, crime-ridden...
INTERVIEW: ‘I will survive’. Jason Donovan on Priscilla Queen of the Desert and Oxford’s...
It will be a massive deal when Priscilla Queen of the Desert opens at Oxford's New Theatre on Monday August 23.
Because not only does Jason Donovan produce...
Fancy being a psychic spy? Then this is the show for you.
“I wanted to recreate the CIA’s experiments live by using the audience because it is so compelling on stage,” David Narayan says about his show The Psychic...
EXCLUSIVE: “It already feels like a history play!” Oxford playwright Mike Bartlett on lockdown’s...
Fans of famous Oxford playwright Mike Bartlett are delighted that his recent runaway success Mrs Delgado is coming to Oxford Playhouse.
Set in lockdown, it focuses on two...
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: “This is not the end” Why Oxford’s beloved Jam Factory is closing...
News that Oxford's beloved Jam Factory is closing its doors for good on September 16 is devastating news for its loyal customers, fans and the artistic community...
Heard the one about the journalist, taxi driver and The Great Post Office Scandal?...
"I just felt that if I didn't do something then no one else would." So speaks Nick Wallis, the journalist who helped expose one of the biggest...
“You have to keep going.” Clover Stroud talks grief, circus sister Nell Gifford and...
"It's nice that people will be thinking about Nell when they read my book," Clover Stroud says, pausing before she adds wistfully: "Nell was such a diva...
70 YEARS AND COUNTING: We talk to Jane Asher about family, longevity and returning...
Jane Asher first stepped foot onto the Oxford Playhouse stage aged 12 as the lead in Alice - a stage adaption of Lewis Carroll's two most revered...
“All for one and one for all.” It’s open air theatre but not as...
The Three Musketeers are swashbuckling their way through Oxford this week with a dazzling array of sword-fighting, romance, humour and intrigue.
The script, adapted from the famous novel...
