Never mind Nefertiti, there’s a new Queen in town! Ed Scrivens talks Egyptology and...
"It’s so important to have opportunities for laughter when the world feels grim," observes Ed Scrivens, one half of the improvised comedy duo Dragprov.
As Eaton Messe, alongside co-conspirator...
It’s our favourite weekend of the year! Oxford Open Doors unveils the city’s secret,...
Many of us know Oxford like the back of our hands, but how much of it do we actually get to see? Think of all the secret,...
Fast paced ‘teen drama’ Pinocchio brought bang up to date at OFS by Oxford...
The misadventures of Pinocchio – the boy made of wood who longs to be a real child – is running at the Old Fire Station this week,...
Mike Bartlett play Contractions opens in Oxford before heading to Fringe
“It’s the kind of play that makes you burst out laughing and then feel guilty for doing so,” Dee Thompson tells me, “but that’s what playwright Mike...
‘Blitz spirit’ prevails as Oxford Playhouse fights to stay open and urges you to...
Louise Chantal is fire-fighting. As chief executive of the Oxford Playhouse, which closed yesterday until May 2, she is steering one of Oxford's most famous theatres into...
IT’S BACK! IF OXFORD’s Science + Ideas Festival announces stunning 2021 line-up with 100+...
What a line-up! IF Oxford, the city’s science and ideas Festival, opens today with a stunning collection of in-person and digital events as well as activities for...
“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...
Tune in for these virtual classical musical treats and support Oxford’s hard-working, innovative musicians...
As classical music continues to be in cyberspace rather than in concert halls, here’s a round-up of what some local musicians are up to in the coming...
GOOD NEWS: The Sixteen’s concert at Oxford’s Christ Church Cathedral may have been cancelled...
Choral music that’s a “real revelation”
Anyone with tickets for The Sixteen’s Choral Pilgrimage this Saturday will no doubt have heard the sad news that this concert, like...
Pushing the boundaries: Top artists curate their own exhibition ‘Landscapes Unstilled Life’ at Darl-e...
Darl-e and the Bear in Woodstock has always done things differently, either through the gallery's ethical and sustainable stance or the wildlife charities it supports.
But new exhibition...
