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Carnage [15]: It's watchable but somehow unsatisfactory. I kept thinking of Who's Afraid of Virginia...read more
The Descendants [15]: Oh dear! If you can stay awake, there are a few interesting takes on how a "family"...read more
The Artist [PG]: For my part, it was a waste of an evening. The protagonists whilst very good looking,...read more
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy [15]: Serpentine and silvery-grey, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy is a snake of a movie. Cold,...read more
Carnage [15]: 4 fantastic performances from 4 great actors.. I loved it.. Some extremely cutting...read more
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Oxford Lieder Festival 2005: 21st October - Jonathan Lemalu (bass/baritone) and Sholto Kynoch (piano) Songs...read more (23 October 2005)
Graham Sutherland - 'An Unfinished World': In the best sense Unfinished World feels like a collaboration and breathes vital...read more
Tamarin Norwood - Keeping Time: I get slightly lost on the way to the ladies at Modern Art Oxford and stumble into...read more
Thames Heritage Tapestry: If you're near the Ashmolean this week and have 10 minutes to spare do dash in and...read more
Claude Lorrain: The Enchanted Landscape: Claude Lorrain's Enchanted Landscape drew on classical themes, but evoked such a...read more
Cultural Revolution: State Graphics in China in the 1960s and 1970s: “Long live the triumph of Chairman Mao’s revolutionary line for literature and arts!”...read more
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Valentine's Day 2012: My darling Chris The love of my life past, present and future. Happy valentines...read more
Valentine's Day 2012: To my darling sweet chinchilla of love Have a special valentines, All my love ......read more
Valentine's Day 2012: Bebe!!!! I love you!!!!...read more
Valentine's Day 2012: Oh Mand! Wouldn't it be nice to get to Shanghai, sit in the Organic Deli Cafe, have...read more
Valentine's Day 2012: To my lovely Snookums, Thanks for always making me laugh! Love ya!...read more
Red Star: Red star has the best sweet chilli sauce I've ever tasted! Loads of chilli and still...read more
The Gloucester Arms: Some of the tags/categories need to be removed from this pub. I could be wrong but...read more
Gurkha Village Nepalese Restaurant: One of our friends went to have the opening day buffet and they recommended...read more
Chester Arms: The Chester Arms has a new and better menu, really really good Deuchars IPA, a lovely...read more
Jam Factory: Having eaten, drunk and enjoyed many evenings at the Jam Factory, I thought it was...read more
Fairport Convention: I find it difficult to be objective about Fairport Convention. I was raised by hippies...read more
Totally Tom: An enthusiastic audience at the Northwall Arts Centre was treated to a high-energy...read more
Songs for Shashamene: They came from London, Coventry and all parts of Oxford (including the University)...read more
Christmas At Christ Church: An ‘annual celebration of words and music from across the ages’ is how Christmas...read more
Hammer and Tongue Poetry Slam: Hammer and Tongue is one of the jewels in Oxford’s cultural crown, a homegrown event...read more
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‘Tis Pity She's a Whore: It was never going to end well. From the opening scene of John Ford’s seventeenth...read more
Wit: Vivien Bearing is a 50 year old academic who has dedicated her life to the study...read more
Having A Laugh: It was a cold night on Saturday, with snow just beginning to fall in Abingdon as...read more
The Hothouse: University of Oxford Student Company Illyria Productions performed a hilarious, laugh...read more
Thirsty: This is difficult. Because, as a company, Paper Birds are so likeable. The performances...read more
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