Frederick Knott’s Dial M for Murder started life as play on the BBC in 1952, before ... More info

It’s always unnerving to enter an intimate auditorium and find the actors lying on the stage ... More info

I wasn't sure just how well this was going to work - the lute songs of Dowland are essentially ... More info

The Oxford Philomusica programme hors d’oeuvre at an almost full Sheldonian Theatre was the ... More info

Even before the performance had begun it felt as though we’d been transported to a vibrant ... More info

Dreamboats and Petticoats was a fun, energetic and musically-talented telling of what was ... More info

Nothing is so entrancing as a hearing a musician who has the combination of impeccable virtuoso ... More info

You didn't have to travel to Sochi to see a display of Russian athleticism this week, as the ... More info

This, sweetie, is a fabulous little show about the Israel-Palestinian conflict. Because you see, ... More info

The Oxford Revue’s current touring show, performed for the first time last night, is a joy. ... More info