Samantha McGregor
Oxfordshire based journalist and founder of What’s On Oxon, Samantha covers entertainment and theatre reviews.
Review: The Constant Wife is a masterclass in exacting revenge
Set in an era when male infidelity was routinely accepted, and quietly endured, Somerset Maugham’s The Constant Wife offers a masterclass in how a...
Collaborator at Newbury Corn Exchange: Ockham’s Razor bring intimate aerial duet to the South...
Contemporary circus company Ockham’s Razor, produced by Turtle Key Arts, bring their new show Collaborator to the Corn Exchange Auditorium in Newbury on Wednesday...
Big Feastival 2026: line-up update and essential Oxfordshire guide
The Big Feastival has announced new music, comedy and chef additions for 2026 to it's already stellar line-up.
Alongside confirmed headliners Basement Jaxx, The Streets...
Review: Dear England gets deserved standing ovation
This is not simply a play about football. It is a play about leadership, vulnerability and the quiet determination it takes to change a...
Full cast announced for Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at Oxford Playhouse
The Oxford Playhouse has announced the full cast and creative team for its upcoming production of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, marking a significant...
Chilling ghost story The Woman in Black returns to the Oxford stage
Susan Hill’s classic ghost story The Woman in Black returns to Oxford Playhouse this February, promising an evening of suspense, atmosphere and psychological horror.
The...
Review: Morse in Oxford was something special
There was something genuinely special about watching an Inspector Morse story unfold live on stage, particularly in Oxford, the city so closely bound to...
Maugham’s comedy The Constant Wife tours to Oxford
A new production of William Somerset Maugham’s comedy The Constant Wife comes to Oxford next month.
The Royal Shakespeare Company’s production, adapted by Laura Wade...
Khalid Abdalla’s solo show Nowhere at Oxford Playhouse
The Fuel production of Nowhere, a solo play by actor and activist Khalid Abdalla takes to the stage at the Oxford Playhouse for three nights from...
Review: Miss Saigon, New Theatre Oxford: a Breath Taking, Heart-rending Revival
This Miss Saigon lands with awe and urgency. Back at Oxford’s New Theatre for the first time since 2004, and, for the first time...
