REVIEW: Fat Blokes

Reading Time: 2 minutesFat Blokes brought the fat rebellion to the Oxford Playhouse on Friday 29th July and it was greeted with cheers and applause for the ringleaders of this revolution.

Reading Time: 2 minutesFat Blokes brought the fat rebellion to the Oxford Playhouse on Friday 29th July and it was greeted with cheers and applause for the ringleaders of this revolution.

Reading Time: 4 minutesGifford Circus’ brand new show ¡Carpa!, the company’s brand new Mexican themed extravaganza that is returning to Oxfordshire this summer.

Reading Time: 5 minutesA Young(ish) Perspective sat down with Tim Fraser, creator of Candy. This show is brought to Edinburgh Festival Fringe by Reboot Theatre Company and is running at Underbelly Bristo Square from 5-29th August.

Reading Time: 4 minutesGifford Circus’ brand new show ¡Carpa!, the company’s brand new Mexican themed extravaganza that is returning to Oxfordshire this summer.

Reading Time: 2 minutesJesus, Jane, Mother & Me is the darkly hilarious and moving story of a strange boy called Daniel Valentine, the ultimate superfan whose life has been devoted to his two favourite things, Jesus… and Jane McDonald.

Reading Time: 2 minutesThis powerful love story, set on a South Pacific Island during World War ll is brought thrillingly to life with a sensational cast of over thirty and a full orchestra in this epic new five-star production.

Reading Time: 2 minutesSet against the backdrop of modern America, A Dead Body in Taos is part mystery, part sci-fi epic and part love story, that leaves the audience wondering whether, in the 21st Century, freedom is something we should run to or escape from.

Reading Time: 2 minutesAmy Trigg’s REASONS YOU SHOULD(N'T) LOVE ME is a play about a woman with spina bifida navigating her twenties and was joint winner of the inaugural Women’s Prize for Playwriting 2020, an award established by Paines Plough and Ellie Keel Productions.

Reading Time: 2 minutesWith a cast of six, this new contemporary play explores the need for love and the powerful forces at play behind random acts of violence. Set across two decades, it opens in 2006 Glasgow where troubled teen Kayleigh escapes her abusive mother through her friendship with Zoe.

Reading Time: 2 minutesOmnibus Theatre today announces that The Girl Who Was Very Good at Lying, by Eoin McAndrew and Fiji by Evan Lordan, Pedro Leandro and Eddie Loodmer-Elliott, two critically acclaimed plays previously co-produced by Omnibus Theatre, will run at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe.