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 -...
Real live theatre, comedy, big names, world premieres, family shows and digital events –...
Oxford Playhouse has announced a gloriously diverse and exciting programme to enjoy this autumn, both in and out of Oxford's beloved theatre.
Leading the way for socially distanced theatre,...
‘I have to feel it every time I do it’ Niki Colwell Evans on...
International smash hit musical Blood Brothers is coming to Oxford Playhouse this September, telling the tragic tale of twins separated at birth, who grow up on opposite sides of the tracks, only to meet again.
Performed...
Oxford and Didcot’s rising stars cast in Shakespeare’s Richard II, streamed in six times...
This August Bank Holiday, some of Oxford's rising stars appear in 60 Hour Shakespeare's Richard II, being streamed from six different time zones around the world to...
REVIEW: ‘Not to be missed’ OTG’s The Tempest in Oxford University Parks ‘had us...
'Captured by Caliban, awed by Ariel' - the two spirits (played respectively and brilliantly by Mark Fiddaman and Niall McDaid) were the linchpins in Oxford Theatre Guild’s...
REVIEW: Puss in Boots takes you to 1950s London via EastEnders, Only Fools and...
“Mummy what does ‘ipnotist mean’?” my daughter whispered as King Rat, the East End baddie threatened Chipping Norton Theatre’s audience, accompanied by much booing and hissing.
We were...
“It’s absolutely loopy!” What to expect from Oxford Playhouse’s 2022 panto Cinderella
What do you get when you cross a fairy, a breakfast pancake machine, dungeons, an interactive 1970s video game, a mouse called Buttons, a feckless Prince Charming,...
Hero or villain? OSC lets you decide in its new version of Wuthering Heights
One of the most powerful love stories ever written, by one of our greatest feminist writers, is brought to Oxford by one of the country’s leading feminist...
REVIEW: “The most enchanting and captivating 45 minutes of escapism” Take your children to...
After being dispatched to the picturesque Sunnymead Meadow to watch Creation Theatre’s outdoor performance of The Wind in the Willows, my nine year old and I didn’t...
Four shows in four weeks and six shows in six months! Oxford Theatre Guild...
With a full programme planned for 2020, Covid changed everything for Oxford Theatre Guild.
But with a whole new stream of shows up their thespian sleeves for 2021,...
