Bridgerton, Netflix’s biggest ever show that has completely surpassed previous viewing records has been renewed for a second season. The sparkly Regency drama stars Foundation
Flawstate, a theatre company run and founded by four OSD grads – Kitty Fox Davis, Megan Louise Wilson, Tom Ryder and Kurtis Lowe are live-streaming
Babou Ceesay will lead the cast of brand new Sky Original crime series, Wolfe, written by Shameless creator Paul Abbott. Babou, a graduate and trustee
Freddy Carter has been picked as one of Decider’s 11 Rising Stars to Watch For in 2021. Freddy, who graduated in 2015, will be appearing
Following his Olivier Award triumph, Richard Gadd’s Baby Reindeer will be made into a brand new Netflix series. The eight-episode series will be based on
County Lines, produced by graduate Victoria Bavister has received two nominations in the London Critics Circle Awards for British Breakthrough Director of the Year and
The Oxford School of Drama is pleased to announce the appointment of Georgina Sowerby as the school’s Head of Acting. This is a new, senior
Leda is due to play Holly in Iris Theatre’s interactive, online, storytelling adventure based on Hans Christian Anderson’s, The Snow Queen. The show has been
2020 graduate Chloe Lemonius will make her professional acting debut in Creation Theatre’s Christmas show The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. The award-winning Creation Theatre have
Richard Gadd triumphed at the 2020 Olivier Awards, winning Outstanding Achievement in Affiliate Theatre category for his one-man play Baby Reindeer. The play, which Richard
2012 graduate Nell Hudson is due to appear in the remake of Tobe Hooper’s original 1974 horror classic. Whilst details are scarce, it’s currently slated
Celyn Jones will co-direct The Almond and The Seahorse with Oscar nominated cinematographer Tom Stern. Celyn has also co-written the screenplay and will reprise his
Tanya Reynolds has been selected as one of Screen International’s 2020 Stars of Tomorrow, its annual eagerly anticipated talent showcase. Screen International has an excellent
Paul Hilliar, graduate of the Three Year Acting Course, will appear as Detective Sergeant Trotter in one of the 2 alternating casts of The Mousetrap.
Isobel Eadie, a graduate of the One Year Acting Course joins the cast of The Crown Series 4 on Netflix as Lady Sarah Spencer. Isobel
2, 3, 4 September 5pm 5 September 1.30pm & 5pm Running Time: Max 2 Hours The Oxford School of Drama would like to invite you
Following three live streams last week, we have made a recording of Circle Game, performed by our graduating 3rd-year students available to view on our YouTube
2015 graduate Maimuna Memon will return to Regent’s Park Open Air theatre to reprise her role as Mary in Jesus Christ Superstar: The Concert. With 9
Oxford School of Drama graduates Joe Swift and Shaofan Wilson will perform with Dame Helen Mirren in Greenwich Theatre’s online premiere of Steven Berkoff’s The Secret
The Oxford School of Drama invites you to a live online rehearsed reading of a newly commissioned play, Circle Game, performed by their graduating 3-year
The Oxford School of Drama and all its staff stand firmly against racism in all forms.
We’ve provided virtual and interactive access to our theatre, studios, social and study spaces to give you an insight and flavour of our school. feel free to explore as many times as you wish.
Hiftu Quasem, a one-year course graduate, is in the new series of ‘Killing Eve’, where she plays a scottish hotel receptionist – Charlie. The lead roles are played by Jodie Comer and the iconic actress Harriet Walter.
Three-year course graduate, Dipo, recently chatted to square mile magazine about life in lockdown and Alibi Channel’s new crime drama ‘we hunt together’ which also features fellow graduate Babou Ceesay.
Luke Dayhill will be playing Andrew in ‘Moment of Grace’ written by Bren Gosling and directed by Nicky Allpress alongside Andrew Paul and Lucy Walker-Evans.
The Oxford School of Drama 2018 One Year Course Graduates Cat White and Isabella Speaight are looking for funding to produce and star in Farewell She Goes, an 18th Century story exploring female friendship, race and women’s rights.
The winners of this year’s Irish Times Theatre Awards were announced online this year, after the cancellation of the awards ceremony due to the Covid-19 crisis. Aoibhéann McCann has won the Irish Times best actress award for her portrayal of Blanche Dubois in the Lyric Theatre production.
Showing just how versatile she is, Cassie Bradley can currently be seen playing con woman Natalie in Coronation Street on ITV as well as Mary Magdalene in Jesus: His Life. Which is now airing on Amazon Prime Video.
The latest adaptation of Emma was made available for home viewing barely a month after its theatrical release. Emma was one of the first films to be released early due to the coronavirus pandemic, and was made available to watch on demand on 20th March. It is now available to rent on Amazon Video, Sky Store, Google Play, iTunes and BT TV Store.
The Oxford School of Drama graduate Charity Wakefield has produced A Serial Killers Guide to Life. It is a female led, jet black comedy film. Three other Oxford School of Drama graduates feature – Carys Lewis, Will Strange and Frances Millar.
