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Episode 49 - Dancin' Oxford 2014: Interview with Director Claire Thompson

Ahead of the 2014 Dancin' Oxford Festival (28 February - 10 March) we interviewed Festival Director Claire Thompson. Listen to find out more about ... More info

Podcast

Episode 89 - Valentine's Oxcast

The Daily Info team suggest ways to spend the 14th February, whether you love it or loathe it we have an event for you! There's also French and ... More info

Podcast

Episode 68 - Murder Mysteries and Digital Currencies

The Daily Info team turn into economists and discuss the Feathercoin! We also talk about the best events in Oxfordshire, the kind of comedy which ... More info

Podcast

Episode 65 - A history play like you've never seen it before,

The Daily Info team cover the best theatre, music, workshops, exhibitions and festivals happening in and around Oxford over the next 7 days. ... More info

Podcast

Episode 63 - Ping Pong, Punch & Judy and the Philomusica Piano Festival

In this week's Daily Info Oxcast we pose the question 'how many dons does it take to change a light-bulb?', discuss what whiff-whaff might be and ... More info

Podcast

Uncanny: I Know What I Saw review - Something for both believers and sceptics to enjoy

Oxford has a raw and fascinating history that latches on to the present, from its ancient ... More info

Review | theatre

Funny Girl review - Feisty, Bitter-Sweet Girl

Coming to an old but well-known musical with no previous knowledge of it was an interesting ... More info

Review | theatre

Oxford Comedy Festival 2024 review - Josh Jones, The Market Tap, Sunday 30th June

It almost feels unfair to review a 'work in progress' set from any comedian. It is, by its very ... More info

Review | gigs

Austen's Women: LADY SUSAN review - Rebecca Vaughan commands as Austen's lesser-known heroine

Amidst the buzz of Bridgerton returning to Netflix to finish off the much-awaited season 3, it ... More info

Review | theatre

Virtue's Cloak review - Jacobean drama packed with intrigue, light on malevolence

With a title plucked from the back catalogue of Jacobean crooner John Dowland, and a plot somewhere ... More info

Review | theatre

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