Author name: Johnny Oxford

Curating is not a play for those more traditional theatregoers who like a clear, certain narrative, with a strictly defined

One of the (many) joys of theatre are the new things which individual productions make one aware of. Good theatre

“Here’s to messy families and second chances.” Jamless is the archetypal two-hander production, both a darkly funny and emotionally charged

The Monkey’s Paw, written by W.W. Jacobs and first published in 1902, is one of the best-known short stories in

It is Halloween week, and many theatres are currently attempting to give their patrons a vicarious thrill as the dark

Language learning and achieving proficiency in a second language is a popular goal these days. A recent British Council survey

Not in the Mood for Quiche Anymore is a thoughtful play which seeks to hold a mirror up to loneliness,

In her acclaimed work, On Death and Dying, Elisabeth Kübler-Ross details what she calls “The Five Stages of Grief”: Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression and