Meeting Sinatra, entertaining the troops, working with Harry Secombe, Frankie Howard and Tommy Cooper....
“I only met Frank Sinatra for a few minutes, but the memory has lasted a lifetime. They were wonderful days."
I'm talking to Anita Harris, who is frankly...
Sir Richard Alston: “I want to go out ‘not with a bang but a...
Sir Richard Alston is jet-lagged when we speak, having just returned from New York. He is drinking coffee to stay awake, but you’d never know from his...
39 events in 14 days: Think Human Festival explores thought provoking issues through theatre,...
Enjoy 39 events over 14 days right across Oxford, and all for free, thanks to the Think Human Festival kicking off on Feb 1 for two weeks.
Film,...
OUR WORLD IN CRISIS: Tipping Point targets climate change through Butoh dance for Café...
With the clock ticking for the world to take action on climate change, Café Reason’s timely and provocative new work offers a creative response to the threats facing our fragile planet....
MUST SEE: Our Top 25 pick of 2020’s best theatre, dance, comedy, musicals and...
Ladykiller - Friday 20 March OFS oldfirestation.org.uk or March 10 Didcot Cornerstone http://cornerstone-arts.org
A hotel room, a maid and a dead woman. It’s not what it looks like,...
New dancing duet 111 debut at IF Oxford Science and Ideas Festival
After a successful run at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the team behind 111 - American dancer Joel Brown and Estonian dancer Eve Mutso, make their Oxford...
James Wilton on complex new dance piece The Storm and his company’s first appearance...
“I wanted to make a piece that mattered, that would help people in some way," the founder of the James Wilton Dance tells me.
Rewriting the rules of...
Try Disco, Ceilidh, Kathak Fusion and……..astronauts at Family Dance Week with Dancin’ Oxford
Disco, Ceilidh, Kathak Fusion and astronauts feature strongly in this year's Family Dance Week from October 5-13 in Oxford and Bicester.
Dancin' Oxford has assembled a novel series of...
