‘We are just a pair of tits’ Get ready for Identities – a comedy...
Identities - a new comedy about womanhood, boobs and cancer, at Oxford's BT Studio theatre this week, is "really funny and silly," Hannah Harquart from Close To Home...
REVIEW: “A fun and rousing evening from OXOPS” Calendar Girls The Musical at Oxford...
Reviewing non-professional shows is always tricky. Amateur dramatics can have a bad name, and yet there are so many theatre companies out there really raising their game....
Juliet and Romeo are middle-aged and in therapy thanks to some playwright called Will,...
Romeo and Juliet act out their courtship as part of their therapy, from touching palm-to-palm at a high-class party, to fleeing together after Friar Laurence’s fake suicide...
REVIEW: What a laugh! Jericho Comedy’s Mind gala raises £30,000 in unprecedented sell out...
It was all a bit of a decadent, if slightly naughty, way to spend a Saturday afternoon, but the third Oxfordshire Mind Comedy Gala's matinee sold out...
AWKWARD: Linus Karp talks us through his sold out fringe show ‘Awkward Conversations With...
"If you can put up with the title, I'm sure you can handle the show," Linus Karp laughs.
Originally from Sweden, Linus Karp stumbled upon the script...
“It’s an amazing story about an amazing woman” Nell Gwynn is celebrated by OTG...
A true rags-to-riches story, Nell Gwynn is being given her moment in the sun on the Oxford Playhouse stage thanks to Oxford Theatre Guild.
King Charles II's notorious...
“The most exciting project I’ve ever worked on” Acclaimed theatre companies Gecko and Mind...
"Sometimes you can be in a room full of people, but still feel like you're alone. Sometimes being alone is the best feeling in the world. Sometimes loneliness...
REVIEW: “Chippy, always a benchmark for regional pantomimes, has excelled itself with Rapunzel”
Thanks to that wicked villain, Coronavirus, we have had to wait an extra year for the infamous Chipping Norton panto. So has Rapunzel been worth the wait?...
Fancy a feel-good romp with arch villains, heroes, humour, and menace? OTG brings The...
If you fancy a feel-good romp full of laughter, sexual innuendo, witty repartee, sword fights and live music, then The Recruiting Officer is for you.
Brought to Trinity...
REVIEW: Private Peaceful at Oxford Playhouse captures the futility and horror of war at...
The irony of watching a play that questions the futility of war wasn't lost on last night's Oxford Playhouse audience.
Set in the trenches of WW1, Private Peaceful...
