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Stage Watch: Sinatra, The Truth, Jaja’s African Hair Braiding, Million Dollar Quartet, & Silence of the Lambs
From Sinatra’s musical legacy and a sharp-witted comedy of deceit to a Harlem salon drama and the world stage premiere of The Silence of the Lambs, discover five theatre highlights in London and Oxford.
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Stage Watch: Burning Down the House asked who owned a story when the person who lived it was written out
Breach Theatre’s Burning Down the House revisited the relationship between Henrik Ibsen and Laura Kieler, exploring the ethics of artistic appropriation, the biases of historical storytelling and the challenges of translating another person’s experience for a modern audience.
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Zizzi Oxford to relocate to former ASK Italian site on George Street
Zizzi is relocating its Oxford restaurant from 59 George Street to the former ASK Italian site at 5 George Street, reopening on Thursday 22 October. Locals can also help with the move for the chance to win £100 vouchers.
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Oxford’s Jericho Tavern to reopen after major refurbishment and revamp of live-music space
Oxford’s Jericho Tavern will reopen on 29 October following a major refurbishment, with an upgraded live-music and events space, a redesigned garden and a refreshed food and drink offering at the historic Walton Street pub.
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Historic village pub The Mole Inn prepares to reopen under new operators
he Mole Inn in Toot Baldon, near Oxford, is preparing to reopen under new operators Valentin Raileanu and Karina Muliar, following a new lease confirmed by property adviser Christie & Co.
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Stage Watch: Six, The Traitors, Strictly Come Dancing, Little Dancer, and Dirty Dancing
From Tudor pop and psychological drama to spectacular dance, new musical theatre and a much-loved Oxford classic, Stage Watch rounds up five productions to see in London and Oxford this season.
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Oxford Greenways: Here’s what the plan to connect Oxford with its surrounding towns and villages means
Oxford Greenways proposes 18 walking, wheeling and cycling routes linking Oxford with nearby towns and villages. We look at the ambition, challenges and what happens next.
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Oxford Half Marathon 2026: the road closures and traffic restrictions you need to know about
Oxford Half Marathon 2026 will bring extensive road closures and traffic restrictions across Oxford on Sunday 11 October, with some roads affected from 6.00am.
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Stage Watch: Cirque du Soleil’s Kurios brings a cabinet of curiosities to London’s Royal Albert Hall
Cirque du Soleil’s Kurios is bringing its extraordinary world of acrobatics, invention and imagination to London’s Royal Albert Hall for a limited seven-week run in 2027.
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Chart-topping Welsh Fron Male Voice Choir to perform with Oxford Welsh Male Voice Choir
Chart-topping Fron Male Voice Choir will join Oxford Welsh Male Voice Choir at Oxford Town Hall on 31 October for a gala concert bringing together two Welsh choral traditions.
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Oxford Food & Drink Festival returns to Broad Street for 10 days
The Oxford Food & Drink Festival will return to Broad Street from 09 October, bringing 10 days of street food, artisan produce, independent traders and entertainment to the city centre.
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Westgate Oxford unveils Van Gogh Sunflowers mural in first UK installation outside London
A giant mural inspired by Van Gogh’s Sunflowers has been unveiled at Westgate Oxford as part of the National Gallery and Global Street Art’s Murals reMastered project, marking the programme’s first installation outside London.
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Stowe House to open rarely seen rooms and reveal newly uncovered wall paintings
Stowe House will open rarely seen rooms this October, giving visitors a glimpse of its Gothic Library, Japan Room and newly uncovered eighteenth-century wall paintings awaiting further conservation.
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Stage Watch: Amadeus, Jesus Christ Superstar, Legally Blonde, Miss Saigon, and Tell Me Straight & Aggy
This edition of Stage Watch highlights five upcoming London productions, from Amadeus and Jesus Christ Superstar to Miss Saigon, Legally Blonde and a contemporary queer double bill.
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Stage Watch: Award-winning Hadestown to visit Oxford as part of first UK and Ireland tour
Tony and Grammy Award-winning musical Hadestown is coming to New Theatre Oxford in October 2027, bringing its acclaimed retelling of Greek mythology to the city as part of its first UK and Ireland tour.
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Cotswolds Distillery launches limited-edition whisky inspired by Oxfordshire artist
The new limited-edition single malt from Cotswolds Distillery celebrates the autumn landscape through a collaboration with Oxfordshire artist Jeffrey Pratt, whose painting of the countryside features on the presentation tube.