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	Oxford Tourist Information on AboutBritain.com
		Oxford is renowned the world over, as the home of one of the oldest and most highly revered Universities in Europe.
		Oxford is a compact city; its main streets radiate from Carfax Tower in the centre, with most of the colleges and University buildings all within easy walking distance.
		Oxford is well experienced in catering for customers from around the world, of all ages and all tastes.
	www.aboutbritain.com /towns/Oxford.asp (1529 words)

	Oxford - tourist information guide to holiday accommodation, activities, attractions, historic sites.
		Oxford's famous museums include the Ashmolean Museum, the Pitt Rivers Museum, the Museum of the History of Science, the Bate Collection of Historical Instruments and the Museum of Oxford.
		Oxford is a lively cultural centre and offers a wide variety of performing arts featuring distinguished artists.
		Oxford straddles two rivers and is served by the Oxford canal.
	www.touristnetuk.com /wm/oxford (847 words)

	Oxford (Kidlingon) Airport EGTK/OXF - Tourist/Tourism Things To Do in Oxfordshire & The Cotswolds
		Oxford City attracts the 6th highest number of international visitors in the UK, second only to London, Edinburgh, Manchester, Birmingham and Glasgow.
		Regarded as one of the UK’s most picturesque regions, the Cotswolds is an area of gently rolling hills lying directly to the west of Oxford Airport.
		Centered within the heart of the UK’s motor racing industry, Oxford airport is only a stone’s throw from the famous Silverstone race track, home to the British Grand Prix and other race days.
	www.oxfordairport.co.uk /localguide/topten.htm (1034 words)

	Recruitment of Musical Director (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Following six years of musical growth under the leadership of Peter Leech, the City of Oxford Choir (established 1977) is seeking to appoint a new Director of Music.
		The Director of Music would be expected to participate in the musical and social life of the choir and be committed to working with the committee to develop concert programmes and schedules.
		Interviews will be on 10th February in the evening and the successful applicant would start with the choir on 18th April although a September start would be possible.
	www.tony.brett.dsl.pipex.com /coc/recruit.htm (144 words)

	Oxford Playhouse: Show Listings
		Orestes is Euripides’ savage twist on the legendary fall of an ancient dynasty.
		Oxford Playhouse is a vibrant presenting theatre and a key date on the national touring circuit, with strong support from a wide cross-section of audience.
		Situated In the heart of Oxford, opposite the Ashmolean Museum, we are committed to making your trip as enjoyable as possible.
	www.oxfordplayhouse.com (659 words)

	'Europe' by David Greig - Oxford Playhouse 22nd-25th October 2003
		Andy's time at Oxford has seen him perform in roles as diverse as Harpo Marx in Animal Crackers – which transferred profitably to the Edinburgh Fringe 2002 – and 'B' in Sarah Kane's Crave (which went on to win several awards at the National Student Drama Festival 2002).
		Andy has performed previously at the Playhouse as a hapless Eastern European mute servant in The Miser (2001) and as Moritz in Spring Awakening (2002); he was last directed by Ilan Goodman in Louis de Berniere's Sunday Morning At The Centre Of The World at the Burton Taylor (2002).
		Since arriving in Oxford, he has played Ricky Greenleaf in The Talented Mr Ripley (BT, MT 02), Max in Bent (OFS, HT 03), and Dr Faustus in Dr Faustus (Christ Church Cathedral, HT He was nominated for Best Supporting for his part in Carol Churchill's Hotel (Cuppers 02).
	www.angelsharp.com /europe/cast.html (758 words)

	Theatre in Oxford
		Come and see Nation, Oxford’s newest music sensation, as they rock the theatre with their brand of indie/pop songs from Today is the first day, and the follow up album which is being released on July 1st.
		The Oxford Shakespeare Company performs highly acclaimed open air performances in Oxford and London and provides corporate roleplay and entertainment and educational workshops alongside a growing touring circuit.
		Oxford venues include Wadham College and in London, Lincoln's Inn and Kew Gardens.
	www.inoxfordmag.co.uk /theatre/theatre_events.html (731 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| Oxfordshire \| 100 years of Peter Pan celebrated
		JM Barrie's Peter Pan first took flight on the stage 100 years ago and a theatre in Oxford is celebrating the centenary with a musical twist.
		The adaptation at the Oxford Playhouse has been cast with 10 actor-musicians, all of whom play their varied instruments live on stage.
		Peter Pan is on at Oxford until 16 January.
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/newsFeedXML/moreover/-/1/hi/england/oxfordshire/4110479.stm (180 words)

	OTG.Homepage
		And so was born an actors’ ensemble which a few years later became the City of Oxford Theatre Guild.
		Nearly every year since then the Guild has staged an open air Shakespeare in a college garden, and it continues its tradition of highly acclaimed productions this year with a lively interpretation of THE MERRY WIVES at Merton College from 19 to 30 July.
		Oxford Theatre Guild has 50 years’ experience of providing a good evening’s entertainment: comfortable raised seating, iced Pimm’s or hot coffee according to the weather, blankets for later in the evening, and a touch of magic as darkness falls in a beautiful garden and the lights begin to pick out shapes among the trees.
	www.oxfordtheatreguild.com (391 words)

	Review: ‘Lessness’ at the Oxford Playhouse, 17﷓2Q February 1982, performed by the Rohan Theatre Group, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		And the Rohan Theatre Group, encouraged and supported by Francis Warner, staged at the Oxford Playhouse, in what was quietly but firmly described in the programme as a ‘world premiere’, a text which, notwithstanding the radio reading of blessed memory, one might summarily have dismissed as unstageable: Lessness.
		Yet one virtue of the Oxford production was that it made the six constitutive clusters seem like fragments of a unique utterance - as if the silent central figure were seeking some absolute, unimpeachable, solitary utterance of unanswerable finality.
		This is not, I think, an effect available to a reader of the prose, since the uniform typography stresses the paragraph and the sentence rather than the elements of which they are composed.
	www.english.fsu.edu /jobs/num09/Num9Pilling%20Review.htm (1212 words)

	The Adderbury Ensemble
		The Adderbury Ensemble was formed in 1986 by a number of Britain's finest young musicians and has grown from concerts organised in the beautiful village of Adderbury in North Oxfordshire.
		The newspapers have said "living in Adderbury must be like living in Salzburg or Bayreuth" and described the ensemble's performances as "exceptional", "sumptuous", "thunderous" and "refinement matched with gusto and panache".
		The Oxford Coffee Concert series presents chamber music concerts most Sundays in Oxford.
	www.adderburyensemble.co.uk (339 words)

	REVIEW: Merry Wives of Windsor
		I was feeling a little grumpy after work when I arrived at Wadham College for the Oxford Shakespeare Company's outdoor production of The Merry Wives of Windsor, but by the end of it I was in a fantastic mood.
		It had been raining all day before the outdoor performance at Oxford's Wadham College, and I was told the set had taken a real hammering.
		From where I was sat you really couldn't tell and the cast did an excellent job of not letting any soggy bits of set stop them doing their best.
	www.oxfordshirejubilee.com /oxfordshire/whats_on/STAGE0.html (320 words)

	What's On in Oxford
		In Oxford is the Definitive Guide to What's On in Oxford and gives a comprehensive and an up-to-the-minute guide of daily information on Tourism, Events, Leisure, Things to do, Restaurants, Bars, Theatre, Art, Cinema, Nightlife, Leisure, Education, Sport, Pubs, Clubs, Services and Music in the Oxford Area.
		Open Air Theatre continues in Oxford at Wadham College throughout the month with Oxford Shakespeare Company’s Merry Wives of Windsor and Macbeth and Headington Hill Park with Creation Theatre’s As You Like It and A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
		The City of Oxford Orchestra perform their Baroque Classics at Merton College Chapel on August 3rd and follow with a number of concerts throughout August.
	www.inoxfordmag.co.uk (371 words)

	Sheldonian Theatre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In 1994 the Theatre was described by the European Commission as "one of the architectural jewels of Oxford".
		Its purpose was to provide an appropriate secular venue for the principal meetings and public ceremonies of the University, and this remains its purpose today.
		However, in addition to being a functional building of the University of Oxford, it is made available for hire to those who wish to promote recitals of serious music and other similar functions.
	www.sheldon.ox.ac.uk (315 words)

	The Shell Seekers, Oxford Playhouse, August 2004
		However, having found this cunning use of scenery, be prepared for a rapid flaunting of it, in multiple changes that make you feel dizzy.
		It certainly holds a great appeal to a certain target audience, those of you who can laugh at jokes such as “at the great old age of 58 you should know.
		Oxford Guide · Food · Maps · Services · Tuition · Reviews
	www.whatsoninoxford.com /reviews/theatre/shellseekers.htm (539 words)

	Review of Christmas shows: Big Trouble In The Little Bedroom/Sleeping Beauty (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The regular Oxford panto team — director/choreographer Michele Hardy and writer Paul Knight — always play as straight a bat as possible: traditional story, characters and routines, a few doggerel couplets from the fairy, and so on.
		Whilst there is no sign of a panto horse or cow, Princess Briar Rose's toys come charmingly to life at one point, and later on valiant Prince Michael conducts a fl-lit battle with an impressive dragon.
		The Playhouse team do not try to inject extraneous glitz by signing up any big, or even moderate, names for these shows; they rely on the productions themselves to do the work of entertaining the audience.
	www.cix.co.uk /~shutters/reviews/99098.htm (535 words)

	Rowan Atkinson :: Johnny English
		Rowan Atkinson was born in Consett, Co Durham, England.
		Rowan Atkinson then worked and performed at the Oxford Playhouse and later at the Edinburgh Fringe.
		During his successful stint with the Hampstead Theater in 1978, Atkinson was offered starring roles in two British television series, but chose instead to join the BBC's legendary "Not The Nine O'Clock News" team, where he first performed with Tall Guy director Mel Smith.
	www.johnny-english.com /Rowan-Atkinson.html (345 words)

	Oxford Playhouse
		Oxford Operatic Society presents the great Broadway musical Guys and Dolls set in 1940s New York.
		Telling the tangled tale of philandering gangsters, gambling womanisers and unrequited love, this classic musical comedy has rarely been off the stage for over 50 years.
		Oxford’s longest running amateur company will be performing all of the show’s wonderful musical numbers including Luck be a Lady Tonight, Sit Down You’re Rocking the Boat and, of course, Guys and Dolls.
	www.newburytheatre.co.uk /theatres/oxfordplayhouse.htm (1033 words)

	OUDS Online \| The Oxford University Dramatic Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Oxford University Dramatic Society (OUDS) is an umbrella organisation for Oxford drama and its many societies.
		These productions will then be performed in the various Oxford theatres for the week of the festival, leading up to the Saturday, when judges from national drama schools will visit to Oxford to view all the plays and a number of prizes are offered for outstanding performances and production elements.
		Beyond what OUDS provides for the student body here in Oxford, the society has a comprehensive education and access scheme which aims to increase dramatic awareness in the younger generation.
	www.ouds.org (940 words)

	Oxford Playhouse: Box Office
		You may book for productions taking place at the Oxford Playhouse online, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.
		During opening hours, tickets can be purchased directly from the Box Office for both events taking place the Playhouse, as well as other events being sold through Tickets Oxford.
		The Oxford Playhouse is situated on Beaumont Street, in the heart of Oxford City Centre.
	www.oxfordplayhouse.com /BoxOffice (433 words)

	Oxford Brookes University - School of Health and Social Care - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		HRH The Princess Royal, who is patron of the College of Occupational Therapists, unveiled the plaque to mark the official opening of the School and formally launched the Dorset House Archive website, funded by the Elizabeth Casson Trust.
		Sheila Hancock, a friend of Oxford Brookes University, has very kindly organised a benefit at the Oxford Playhouse.
		Proceeds from the event will be donated to the Oxford Playhouse and to support the Health and Social Care Fundraising Campaign.
	www.brookes.ac.uk /schools/shsc/news.html (1328 words)

	Rye St Antony School, Oxford - Drama
		A major drama production each year, and various smaller presentations, including the GCSE and AS/A Level performance work, give girls the opportunity to develop their skills in performing, directing, lighting, sound, stage design, costume design and make-up.
		There are frequent visits to Stratford, London and regional theatres including the Apollo Theatre and the Oxford Playhouse.
		The School has a strong tradition of debating and public speaking, and girls have many successes to their credit in city, county and regional competitions.
	www.ryestantony.co.uk /drama.htm (102 words)

	'Europe' by David Greig - Oxford Playhouse 22nd-25th October 2003
		This is the powerful new play by one of Scotland's well known contemporary dramatists, David Greig.
		The play is directed by Ilan Goodman, who makes his directorial debut at the Playhouse.
		His father, Henry Goodman is currently playing the lead in the RSC's Richard III.
	www.angelsharp.com /europe/synopsis.html (142 words)

	Guardian \| Bill Hicks - Shock and Awe, Live at the Oxford Playhouse CD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Bill Hicks - Shock and Awe, Live at the Oxford Playhouse CD Bill Hicks - Shock and Awe, Live at the Oxford Playhouse CD
		Anything by the late, great Texan stand-up is a welcome addition and this previously unavailable recording of a 1992 show finds him on fine, and surprisingly relaxed, form - especially for a chain-smoker in the throes of giving up "The only place the nicotine patch works is over the mouth".
		Another great reminder of a passionate iconoclast and thoroughly recommended unless you are in marketing or advertising, in which case you may find the content distressing.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4684837-110760,00.html (201 words)

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	www.service-finder.org /Playhouse/Kansas/Oxford.html (143 words)

	Theatre Review: De Lagrimas, Oxford Playhouse, Oct 2004
		Amidst serving a feast of culinary Titus Andronicus and a hip-hop Othello, Peter Brooke, Tim Dale and Adam D Millard performed 16 comedies in one speedy mini-play, a fully tartaned Macbeth and a quick finish of Julius Caesar.
		The Reduced Shakespeare Company have been performing this condensation of the Bard in London for years and their arrival in Oxford as part of their UK tour was appreciated by a small but vibrant audience who responded to the wit and ability of the cast.
		The Complete Works employed as many different devices as possible to not just entertain but also inform the Headington Theatre crowd of the full breadth of Shakespeare’s literary output.
	www.whatsoninoxford.com /reviews/theatre/rsc2004.htm (380 words)

	Oxford University Gazette, 3 October 1996: News Pages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Oxford Playhouse reopens on Wednesday, 16 October, for a season of dance, opera, and theatre, after closing for three months to complete a £2½ million refurbishment.
		Alan Bennett and Prunella Scales will take part in an Opening Celebration of readings with an Oxford flavour on Sunday, 27 October, to mark the culmination of major work to provide better facilities for audiences and actors.
		The Playhouse, used for more than fifty years by University drama societies, was awarded £2.5 million from the National Lottery Fund last year towards the completion of the theatre's extensive renovation programme (see
	www.ox.ac.uk /gazette/1996-7/weekly/031096/news/story_2.htm (125 words)

	This is Oxfordshire \| CommuniGate \| See what's on at the Oxford Playhouse
		Following glowing national reviews and a sell-out run at Hampstead Theatre, FEELGOOD promises to be a huge hit when it comes to The Oxford Playhouse NEXT WEEK.
		Headington Library, Bury Knowle Park, Headington, Oxford
		See what's on at the Oxford Playhouse
	www.communigate.co.uk /oxford/headingtonforum/page53.phtml (442 words)

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