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It is difficult to fault Lucy Kirkwood’s NSFW, a play that probes the depths of misogyny with an astute awareness…
Stepping into the shadows of Jesus College’s candlelit hall on a sunny Saturday afternoon, the audience find themselves plunged into…
Hamilton, a musical so loved it kept its namesake on the 10 dollar bill, is as much a success of…
In the aisle of Jesus College chapel a few chairs, paintings, table and wine bottles invoke domesticity, setting the scene…
Brasenose presents ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’, a transfixing production of Shakespeare’s most magical tale, staged in the beautiful New Quad…
A Berlin Kabaret advertises itself as ‘Lady Gaga meets Brecht’ and a ‘Response to the Refugee Crisis’. It is underselling…
Ruby Nicholson Interview The House if Improv, the creators behind the improvisational comedy show Death By Murder. With the Oxford…
(Spoilers ahead) Confusions… confusions? Sitting in the front row as the first of three one-act plays began to unfold in…
Thoroughly Modern Millie is as thoroughly delightful as ever. Now on tour, and having just graced Oxford’s New Theatre with…
Emma Bentley stars in What Goes on in Front of Closed Doors, a short and intense one-woman production depicting how…
Hailed as ‘the funniest show in the West End’ by the Telegraph, A Comedy About a Bank Robbery certainly lives…
If all the world’s a stage… why is Hollywood moving to the West End? There is nothing more thrilling than…
Switzerland is anything but a state of neutrality in Tom Stoppard’s Travesties, as art and war wrangle with each other…
Lou Lou Curry considers a West End favourite as it begins to be neglected by both its audience and its…
Travesties, by Tom Stoppard, is largely set in Zurich in the middle of the First World War. The turbulence…
As Oxford readies for a new term, Harry Hatwell ruminates on the theatre to look out for in the new…