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When the invitation arrived to review The Karate Kid: The Musical, we were intrigued. How would an iconic 1980s film betransformed for the stage in 2026?
The answer, it turns out, is remarkably well.
Fun, colour, sparkle, girl power and that age-old message that love conquers all. Frankie Goes to Bollywood swept onto the stage at the Oxford Playhouse last night, delighting audiences with a vibrant mix of music, comedy and drama.
We started off trying to count all the plays - working out which ones we'd seen or read and which ones we knew absolutely nothing about. But we soon abandoned that idea and simply sat back to enjoy the show.
Noël Coward’s witty romantic comedy The Marquise heads to the Oxford Playhouse this June as part of its tour.
By day Tom Pavey is an Oxford University researcher, but this week he will make his professional theatre debut in comedy The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged). Read his interview...
Trainspotting the film is said by many to be the best movie of the 1990s, now the iconic film has been adapted into a musical. It comes to the Oxford stage next Feb.
Prepare to get swept up in the dazzling world of Indian cinema as this entrancing musical Frankie Goes to Bollywood comes to the Oxford stage from Tuesday, June 2.
One refugee’s heartbreaking story of loss, war, trauma - and ultimately hope - unfolded on the stage last night.
The Beekeeper of Aleppo, Christy Lefteri’s bestselling novel, has been adapted for the stage and is at Oxford Playhouse until Saturday.
The full line-up has been announced for independent music and family festival Lakefest this August, including The Charlatans, Madness, Example, Bananarama, Soul II Soul, Scouting For Girls, Lightning Seeds, Bez, East 17, Reef & more
For a play centred on three brutal murders, there was certainly plenty of laughter at the New Theatre last night.
Legally Blonde The Musical, starring Amber Davies, is set to take to the Oxford stage next month promising a ‘fabulous fun and feel-good theatrical experience.
A host of new names have been added to the line-up of this summer’s Big Feastival.
Mimi Webb and Meek will perfor on the main stage, Simon Rogan headlines the Big Kitchen & Joel Dommett, Suzi Ruffell, Ivo Graham, join the comedy stage.