Before seeing this production, I wouldn’t have claimed to be a huge Eva Cassidy fan; I knew several of her songs and had liked them a lot, but she’d still managed to slip under my radar somewhat. ...

Making Shakespeare accessible to primary school-aged children is a problem that has been challenging theatre companies across the world for generations, and it is just as well that there are ...

I suspect that, for most people, seeing a play about terrorism, anarchy, politics and time would be very low down on their wish list, but Rolemop Arts Limited’s new adaptation of Joseph Conrad’s ...

I was fortunate enough to attend the Abingdon Touring Theatre’s opening night of their new show – Teechers by John Godber – and what a treat it was.Three young but equally talented actors ...

Sweet Charity is the tale of Charity Hope Valentine, a naïve taxi-dancer in a New York Hostess Room. The story tells of her desperation to find love, and to escape the Hostess Room and its tawdry ...

Having loved Charlotte Jones' play Humble Boy, I went along to Martha, Josie and The Chinese Elvis with a great deal of enthusiasm. Sadly I was bitterly disappointed, and, in my opinion, it's not ...

I will confess that, prior to attending this play, I knew next to nothing about Truman Capote. I’d heard of him, but to me his name was little more than a hybrid of a Jim Carrey film and the ...

The flyer says “Beaming its neon lights in Oxford’s otherwise drab theatrical darkness”. After attending the opening night of the Abingdon Touring Theatre’s Aesop’s Fables tour, I’d ...