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The Oxford Playhouse is set to stage a brand-new production of August Wilson’s Fences, the first major revival in over a decade of the American classic. The play opens on Wednesday, September 30.
When you look back over her career, Ruby Wax has interviewed an impressive list of celebrities. From Hollywood royalty, to some of the more infamous personalities of our time, Wax has certainly seen, and asked, it all.
Oxford International Opera will partner with Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra to bring fully staged opera productions to Oxford.
It will debut with Tosca at the New Theatre, Oxford, on Sept 24.
As first-timers to LakeFest, it certainly did not disappoint. This music festival has been running since 2012, but it only came onto our radar for the first time this year. And what a find it was.
Casting has been announced for Once Upon a Time in Sokoto, a gripping new family drama, staged by Fuel and Touring Together, is set to make its world premiere.
What began as an off-hand remark between husband and wife about the lack of places to go dancing as "grown-ups" has become one of the UK's biggest feel-good party experiences.
Tall tales, fiddled expenses, a British vacuum cleaner salesman and Cold War spies – what could possibly go wrong? Well, nothing much in terms of the performance, but for the characters, it proved to be quite the roller-coaster ride.
Taking place at Blur bassist Alex James' Cotswolds farm from August 28-30, the festival promises another packed bank holiday weekend of live music, top chefs, comedy and family entertainment.
What an absolute delight it was to experience the rarely performed Zemira e Azor, André Grétry's charming operatic take on the classic fairy tale Beauty and the Beast.
Fawlty Towers may have been created in the 1970s, but its brilliantly crafted humour has effortlessly stood the test of time. Fifty years on, it's every bit as hilarious as it was when it first appeared on television.
It may only be summer, but preparations are already underway for the city’s 2026 festive pantomime.
Singer Sam Ryder brings his highly anticipated take on the iconic role of
Jesus to Oxford's New Theatre from
April 13 to 17, next year.