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Oxford theatre’s 2025 Christmas show announced
Festive season opens at Blenheim Palace
An interactive Christmas show for young children is coming to the Burton Taylor Studio next month. Hurry Up Father Christmas! is a perfect festive treat for children aged three to six.
Festive season opens at Blenheim Palace
Oxford theatre’s 2025 Christmas show announced
Festive season opens at Blenheim Palace
Blenheim Palace, the long-reigning king of festive lights trails, has unveiled it’s 2024 ‘Christmas At Blenheim Palace’ event and it this really should not be missed.
Oxford theatre’s 2025 Christmas show announced
Oxford theatre’s 2025 Christmas show announced
It’s nearly pantomime time - Sleeping Beauty comes to Oxford
A new touring production of Miss Saigon is set to launch next year and has just been announced at Oxford’s New Theatre’s Christmas production for 2025/26.
It’s nearly pantomime time - Sleeping Beauty comes to Oxford
It’s nearly pantomime time - Sleeping Beauty comes to Oxford
It’s nearly pantomime time - Sleeping Beauty comes to Oxford
The Oxford Playhouse is gearing up to welcome this year’s pantomime Sleeping Beauty. The show opens on Friday, Nov 22, and will run until Sunday, January 5.
A whodunit with a surprise ending **REVIEW**REVIEW**
It’s nearly pantomime time - Sleeping Beauty comes to Oxford
Rigoletto - pure debauchery, but fabulous opera **REVIEW**
Ian Rankin’s fictional detective John Rebus easily made the transition from page to screen, now he’s also made the move to the stage. Rebus: A Game Called Malice is now showing at the Oxford Playhouse until Saturday and what a thoroughly enjoyable production it is.
Rigoletto - pure debauchery, but fabulous opera **REVIEW**
It’s nearly pantomime time - Sleeping Beauty comes to Oxford
Rigoletto - pure debauchery, but fabulous opera **REVIEW**
What an opening scene – it really was pure drunken debauchery and our eyes were on stalks, we just didn’t know where to look!
Rigoletto opened with a bang at Oxford’s New Theatre and was an evening of filth, drama and fabulous singing.
Heathers the Musical – dark and funny **REVIEW**
Richard Ashcroft is first headliner for Nocture 2025
Heathers the Musical – dark and funny **REVIEW**
As Heathers the Musical first-timers we walked into the Oxford Playhouse with no idea what this show was about. But there were plenty of Heathers’ fans in there – they knew the characters, the plot and even what lines were coming next.
Rigoletto and Il trittico come to Oxford
Richard Ashcroft is first headliner for Nocture 2025
Heathers the Musical – dark and funny **REVIEW**
Welsh National Opera makes a return to the Oxford stage this week with productions of Rigoletto and Il trittico at the New Theatre from Thursday, October 24, to Saturday 26.
Richard Ashcroft is first headliner for Nocture 2025
Richard Ashcroft is first headliner for Nocture 2025
Richard Ashcroft is first headliner for Nocture 2025
Richard Ashcroft is the first headliner to be announced for next June's Nocturne Live concert series at Blenheim Palace and will be supported by Lightning Seeds and The Zutons.
A mesmerising feast for the senses **REVIEW**
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang truly a phantasmagorical show *REVIEW*
Richard Ashcroft is first headliner for Nocture 2025
By order of the Peaky Blinders we took our seats, were warned no fighting – then the curtain went up for opening night of Rambert Dance Group’s production Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Thomas Shelby.
Captivating piece of theatre **REVIEW**REVIEW**
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang truly a phantasmagorical show *REVIEW*
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang truly a phantasmagorical show *REVIEW*
A challenging and powerful drams exploring family dynamics, racism, aspiration and the American dream. A new staging of Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisen in the Sun is now playing at the Oxford Playhouse until Saturday.
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang truly a phantasmagorical show *REVIEW*
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang truly a phantasmagorical show *REVIEW*
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang truly a phantasmagorical show *REVIEW*
IF you’re after a bit of childhood nostalgia, then you can do little better than Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. It hardly needs an introduction, with the 1968 film starring Dick Van Dyke an absolute classic.