REVIEW: Get in quick for last week of The Luna Drive In Cinema experience...
The sun was just going down when we arrived at Blenheim Palace, an hour before our film kicked off, ready to get settled in, find a good...
REVIEW: Creation’s virtual Time Machine takes you away from lockdown on a “surreal, psychedelic...
I imagine that during this lockdown most of us have wanted to escape from our isolation and either return to the past or fly into the future....
REVIEW: “A radically abridged but joyously chaotic hour of fun and mayhem” Creation Theatre...
The Oxford-based Creation Theatre Company has a great reputation for putting on ambitious and energetic performances in imaginatively unusual settings, and their ongoing production of Shakespeare’s ‘The...
REVIEW: Strictly’s AJ forgets his steps, and his brother Curtis Pritchard fluffs his lines,...
AJ Live 2020
Strictly favourite AJ Pritchard is touring the UK with ‘AJ Live’ alongside his younger brother and Love Island star Curtis, and an ensemble of other...
REVIEW: If you only see one thing this year make sure it’s ‘Pride and...
Pride and Prejudice is a sacred text, not to be trivialised, messed with, badly adapted or patronised.
So news that an all female cast were taking on...
REVIEW: “Oxford Opera Company is already proving to be a real asset to the...
Review: La Boheme - Oxford Opera Company
Following an outstandingly successful Carmen last year, Oxford Opera Company headed back to the Oxford Playhouse at the weekend for four performances of another...
REVIEW: The vocals, the set, the hair! Don’t miss ‘We Will Rock You The...
Throw together the hilarious author, playwright and stand-up Ben Elton with the music of one of the world's most famous rock bands Queen, and you're bound to...
REVIEW: Laurence Fox at The Bullingdon “I’m increasingly intolerant of intolerance”
I had no idea what to expect when arriving at his gig at The Bullingdon on Cowley Road - banners, mobs, placards, Union Jacks, a weeping Lozza?
REVIEW: Shadows Of Troy at Oxford Playhouse is “a fine, ambitious and resonant piece...
Artistically speaking, the Trojan war is the gift that keeps on giving. From Homer and Virgil, via Chaucer and Shakespeare, all the way up to Brad Pitt...
REVIEW: Standing ovation at New Theatre as John Partridge “steals the show” in Cabaret...
Having never seen the film or previous stage productions, the opening night of Cabaret at the New Theatre is a show that will certainly stay with me.
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