REVIEW: ‘A deserved sellout’ The Welsh National Opera brings Benjamin Britten’s Death in Venice...
The Welsh National Opera proved their world class status this week with two very different works: Benjamin Britten’s Death in Venice and Mozart’s Cosi Fan Tutte -...
REVIEW: “Sheer, unadulterated fun” Shrek The Musical keeps on giving – at New Theatre...
If you've somehow you've missed Shrek at the cinema, West End stage or on tour, then your luck is in because the famous animated film, and now...
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: Like being scared out of your wits? Then The Woman In Black –...
I kept looking over my shoulder all the way back to my car, the dark shadows and night-time silence unnerving, waiting subconsciously for the sound of footsteps,...
REVIEW: Eddie Izzard announces new political career and last tour as Wunderbar hits Oxford’s...
Sauntering onto stage with hot pink false nails, a tartan miniskirt and leather thigh-high boots - his muscular legs proudly on show from all that marathon running...
REVIEW: ‘Brilliant to the very last note!’ 9 to 5 The Musical is at...
'9 to 5 The Musical' bursting onto Oxford's New Theatre stage was nothing short of life-affirming, a glorious riot of colour, characters, comedy, song, dance and hope.
I'd...
REVIEW: “The audience was absolutely spellbound” Catch Shawshank Redemption at Oxford Playhouse all week
The air of menace that pervaded Oxford Playhouse was palpable as Shawshank Redemption's corrupt tale of incarceration, greed and survival began this week.
Any doubters wondering if this...
REVIEW: Stephen Fry is touring for the first time in 40 years, but it...
When sent to boarding school 200 miles from home aged seven, Stephen Fry told us: “I found very rapidly that I was not good at much that...
REVIEW: Creation’s Snow Queen takes us back to the Hans Christian Anderson original, and...
Whether in direct contrast to Disney's Frozen or just because it's what Creation does best, this year's festive offering of Hans Christian Anderson's epic tale The Snow...
REVIEW: ‘A joyful ride of a musical’ Craig Revel Horwood’s sleazy Miss Hannigan in...
Anyone who says that children can't act obviously haven't seen the new Annie, currently touring the country and in situ at Oxford's New Theatre all week.
The rotating...
