If anywhere could do with a dose of theatrical childlike wonder, it’s Cowley’s Templars Square. You wander in, past the knarly derelict pub, through a haze of pungent smoke whatever the time of day, and it all feels a bit... bleak.
Liz Nicholls awards 5 stars to this panto starring Shane Richie
Liz Nicholls praises Robin Hemmings' magical knack with children at his Snow and Tell show
Liz Nicholls is thoroughly entertained by the talent on show at An Evening Of Burlesque at Oxford's New Theatre
Liz Nicholls on how the gap between rich and poor can be bridged by the arts
A film festival — Women Who Live Their Dreams — is showcasing some incredible female documentary filmmakers from around the world, in the run-up to International Women’s Day. Students from around Oxford were encouraged to make films to submit for a small video contest (these short films can be viewed at oxfordfilm festival.wix.com/womenlivedream).
Liz Nicholls previews a festival that celebrates women's empowerment
Valentine’s Day is almost upon us (groan) and the cold, dreary grey days of January continue to scrape by.
Liz tracks down Father Christmas at his grottoes around Herald country
Liz Nicholls heralds a weekend of festive merriment which kicks off a bigger, better Christmas Light Festival
