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Episode 158 - Clubbing, Comedy and Crutch

This week the team have football and a guided bat tour for you as well as lots of Shakespeare to come! Also listen to an interview with MCS Arts ... More info

Podcast

Mustang [15] review - A salutary tale about folk locking up their daughters in this 'must see' film

School's out! It's a hot day, so you, your siblings and schoolmates head down to the beach to cool ... More info

Review | cinema

Standby For Tape Back-Up review - Through its pastiche of storytelling and footage, Standby for Tape Back-Up feels like nothing you've seen before.

It turns out that a video tape can be medicinal. Standby for Tape Back-Up, a play performed by Ross ... More info

Review | theatre

Titus Andronicus review

Titus Andronicus has a reputation as being one of Shakespeare's brutal and bloodthirsty plays. ... More info

Review | theatre

The Journey review

Oxford is a town of two cities. The poverty and deprivation which triggered the town or gown riots ... More info

Review | theatre

St. Patrick's Day review

He banished the snakes from Ireland, so that we can dress all in green and wear 'Kiss Me, I'm ... More info

Review | gigs

Hearts by Luke Norris review

Hearts is a new short play by Luke Norris, staged by Pangbourne College as part of the National ... More info

Review | theatre

The Hilary Revue review

The Oxford Revue’s current touring show, performed for the first time last night, is a joy. ... More info

Review | theatre

Mario's review - Incremental changes but still a firm favourite

Though to all appearances it's a restaurant like many others, passing judgement on Mario's is akin ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

Imtiaz Dharker review - Imtiaz Dharker transformed the North Wall into a storytelling haven

For 45 minutes, Imtiaz Dharker, who was described by Carol Ann Duffy as the best contender for Poet ... More info

Review | theatre

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