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Star Trek Into Darkness [12A]: I've been a trekkie for a long time. I love the sunlit world of classic Trek,...read more
The Great Gatsby [12A]: If you read the lines "always try to see the best in people" and "just...read more
Star Trek Into Darkness [12A]: Star Trek disappears into a black hole! Watch it in 3D - it actually...read more
The Gatekeepers [15]: The Gatekeepers is a very complete and politically insightful documentary. It...read more
Mud [12A]: Mud, Mud, glorious Mud. Director Jeff Nichols off the back of his dark and disturbing...read more
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Shelley’s Ghost: Reshaping The Image of a Literary Family: To do this intellectual exhibition full justice would require a decade of study,...read more (3 January 2011)
Oxfordshire Artweeks 2013: Two exhibitions in Wheatley well worth seeing this weekend! First of all textile...read more
Oxfordshire Artweeks 2013: I highly recommend the Philip Jolley & Rose Wallace Oxfordshire Artweeks exhibition...read more
Oxfordshire Artweeks 2013: Alan Franklin uses only graphite and paper to create hypnotic abstract 'flat...read more
Oxfordshire Artweeks 2013: Ceri Allen's exhibition City Life at Corpus Christi College shows lonely, alienated...read more
Oxfordshire Artweeks 2013: The Workshop Studios are a hidden gem on St Mary's Road, OX4. Visit for...read more
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The Masons Arms (Headington Quarry): The Masons Arms is an early twentieth century pub hidden in the delightful splendour...read more
Red Star: Red Star is a Chinese/Japanese/Thai restaurant on the Cowley Road. They offer...read more
Gino´s : Gino's Spaghetti House is tucked away on the outskirts of Gloucester Green...read more
The Six Bells, Headington: The Six Bells is rather a pleasant surprise. Situated just off the main road near...read more
Café Tarifa: Tarifa is a pretty venue with a nice atmosphere. The drinks are overly expensive...read more
WOOD Festival: Once again, Wood Festival proves that small is beautiful. It's a bit like...read more
Klaxons, Go On Do It Jump: Klaxons’ intriguingly titled support band for the night, Go On, Do It, Jump,...read more
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Wood Festival 2013 Competiton: Runner-up! Cool jelly ear fungus found when walking in Wayford Woods...read more
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The Seagull: When Chekov premiered The Seagull on the 17th of October 1896 at the Alexadriskey...read more
An Inspector Calls: Time has been good to J.B. Priestley’s magnificent piece of socialist polemic,...read more
An Inspector Calls: JB Priestly's critique of I'm-all-right-Jack individualism, in which a...read more
The Oh F**k Moment: This is a collaboration between poet Hannah Jane Walker and theatre maker Chris...read more
Frost/Nixon: Verbal spats are the Oxford Union’s bread and butter. Audiences expect to...read more
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