With hundreds of festive-themed concerts taking place over the Christmas period, it can be hard to decide which ones to attend, but I'm happy to say this year I made the right choice. The Christmas ...

I have something to admit, I am not the biggest fan of panto. I know, very un-British of me, I’m sorry! That being said, I really enjoyed St Peter’s Players’ production of Beauty and the ...

The promise of a spooky story or ghostly tale is enough to entice an audience on a cold autumnal evening, and the team behind The Paper Cinema did an eerily good job at bringing those stories to ...

It takes a lot of work, on stage and off, to create a piece of amateur theatre that doesn’t look amateur, and Oxford Operatic Society have perfected it. Their current production of Andrew Lloyd ...

You might’ve seen your fair share of apocalypse stories in film, television and theatre, but none quite like this. All of Them, Dead; the brand new play by writer Thom Munden, is a refreshing take ...

Puppetry has become a frequently used tool in storytelling over the last two decades. That’s not to say it wasn’t popular at other periods in theatrical history, but right now we seem to have an ...

Stepping into the theatre for Robin Ince - The Universe and The Neurodiverse, I really wasn’t sure what to expect. I knew little about Robin’s work, but my goodness am I glad I didn’t. The ...

What a joy it was to spend an evening in the grounds of Blandings Castle. The Blandings estate and eccentric Lord Emsworth and co are staples of British society in the novels of PG Wodehouse and have ...