Samantha McGregor
West End comedy Glorious! comes to Oxford Playhouse this April
Stage and screen star Wendi Peters will bring one of theatre’s most eccentric true stories to Oxford next month as the hit comedy Glorious!...
Players invited to take part in 24-hour charity table tennis marathon near Bicester
Table tennis players across Oxfordshire are being invited to take part in a 24-hour marathon match to raise money for a local cancer support...
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang comes to Oxford Playhouse in April with 50 young Oxfordshire...
The much-loved family musical Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is heading to Oxford Playhouse this April, with more than 50 young performers from across Oxfordshire...
More acts announced for Big Feastival 2026 in Oxfordshire
Organisers of Big Feastival have revealed another wave of performers for this summer’s event, adding musicians, chefs and comedians to an already packed line-up.
The...
Operation Mincemeat heads to Oxford as Olivier-winning musical begins first UK tour
Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical, the award-winning wartime comedy based on one of the most improbable intelligence missions of the Second World War, is...
Review: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is Raw, Emotional, and Brilliant
Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is a raw, emotional, and captivating roller-coaster of a play that both challenges and enthrals. As it...
Review: 2:22 A Ghost Story is Chilling and Unpredictable
If you enjoy a good scare, 2:22 – A Ghost Story at Oxford’s New Theatre is an absolute must-see. From the very first moment,...
David Bradley to headline charity evening in Bicester for The Hummingbird Centre
BAFTA-winning actor David Bradley will share stories, music and magic at a special fundraising evening in Bicester next month.
The event, titled Music, Magic and...
Review: Here & Now brings Steps’ pop anthems to New Theatre Oxford
Bonkers, bold and unapologetically fun, Here & Now has arrived at New Theatre Oxford, and it delivers exactly what you would expect from a...
Review: Sunny Afternoon really got Oxford going
A medley of some of The Kinks’ best-loved songs had the Oxford audience on its feet as Sunny Afternoon closed at the New Theatre...








































