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Oh what a night! Now That’s What I call a Musical took us back in time to an era of great music topped off by a special performance by pop icon Carol Decker.
The latest tour of The Rocky Horror Show returns to Oxford's New Theatre from Monday, April 21, and runs until Saturday, April 26.
Warwick Castle Live 2025 is set to host two summer concerts with Texas and the Pet Shop Boys headlining on Friday, August 29, and Saturday, August 30, respectively.
The final acts for this year’s Nocturne Live Concert Series at Blenheim Palace have been unveiled - multi-million-selling Irish group The Corrs and chart topping Australian singer-songwriter Natalie Imbruglia.
The Oxford Playhouse announced its queer writing festival, Queer Fest, will return this year, from Monday, June 16 to Saturday, June 21.
Celebrating seventy years of theatre-making in the city, Oxford Theatre Guild (OTG) returns to the Oxford Playhouse stage with a brand-new production of George Bernard Shaw’s beloved play, Pygmalion.
Just listening to those old Del Boy sayings ‘Lovely jubbly’, ‘Shut up you tart’,‘Mange tout’ made us, and the rest of the audience, laugh out loud. Only Fools and Horses The Musical is at the New Theatre Oxford this week.
Five actors, 16 roles, one play, all performed with perfect timing, hilarity and to perfection – we loved this show. Pride and Prejudice (*sort of) is at the Oxford Playhouse until Saturday, but be warned tickets are limited.
Smash hit play Dear England about Gareth Southgate’s time as manager of the England football team heads to Oxford.
The National Theatre, production will stop at the New Theatre Oxford in January 2026.
Murder, greed, adultery, corruption and treachery, it sounds like an episode from your favourite soap opera. But this was so much better. Chicago the Musical is at the New Theatre Oxford this week.
What superb performances by Martin Shaw, as Sir Thomas Moore, Gary Wilmot and the rest of the cast in A Man for All Seasons.
Now on at the Oxford Playhouse, this play is a captivating retelling of one of the greatest, most powerful and dangerous figures who shaped English history.
The music and chef headliners have just been announced for this year’s Big Feastival.
Nelly Furtado, Faithless (Live) and the premiere of Alex James’ Britpop Classical will headline the music stage. Chefs Raymond Blanc and Si King head the culinary line-up.