Bethan Roberts

Joan of Arc — “Tell the boys their time is through”

Bethan Roberts examines the visual and literary representation of the fifteenth century tomboy

Comedy Tonight

Bethan Roberts meets the team behind College Comedy Nights

Review: The Architect

Bethan Roberts reviews the new Hypnotist Theatre offering

Review: OUDS New Writing Festival

Bethan Roberts reviews four plays by upcoming writers

It’s time to say bi to the straight and narrow

Bethan Roberts scrutinises the presentation of bisexuality on television

Preview: Noises Off

Bethan Roberts previews an upcoming metatheatrical comedy

Milestones: Restoration Comedy

Bethan Roberts reflects on the rise of raunchy theatre following Charles II's return to the throne

New term, new Audrey

Bethan Roberts checks out this term's first comedic offering

Interview: The Oxford Imps

This term, nine new performers join Oxford's improvised comedy troupe - we get the inside info.

Review: Carousel

Bethan Roberts doesn't feel that this 1940s musical has stood the test of time

Review: Assassins

We're impressed by this darkly comic Sondheim musical

Preview: The Oxford Revue’s Christmas Party

We get an early look at a night of fun, festivity and hilarious comedic talent

Review: Henry V – A Promenade Production

Bethan Roberts tours Worcester Gardens, managing to catch an ambitious production of Shakespeare's war epic

Review: Jerusalem

Bethan Roberts gives her verdict on a production of Jez Butterworth's masterpiece

Milestones: Lady Chatterley’s Lover

Bethan Roberts ponders the significance of the famous obscenity trial

Review: The Pillowman

Bethan Roberts reviews Rough-Hewn's production of Martin McDonagh's The Pillowman

The Cherwell guide to Drama Cuppers 2014

Everything you need to know to get the most out of the freshers' drama festival

Preview: The Furies by Aeschylus

Bethan Roberts meets the team behind an exciting adaptation of the third part of the Oresteia

Theatre etiquette: The response

Bethan Roberts makes the case for rowdier audiences at the nation's playhouses

Review: Monty Python Live (mostly)

Are they the messiahs, or just very naughty boys? The verdict is in.