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Nuts review - Claustrophobic and tension-ramping domestic drama

I have no idea if Coco Cottam will go on to become a famous, successful playwright. The only ... More info
Review | theatre

Till [12A] review - Compassionate historical drama stops short of contemporary confrontation

For a crime as despicable, sickening and inhuman as lynching, it has resulted in some ... More info
Review | cinema

Oxford Opera Society - Le nozze di Figaro review - Rising Magnificently to a Daunting Challenge

Beaumarchais’ play Le Mariage de Figaro, written in 1773, was not performed in Paris until two ... More info
Review | theatre

Pieces of Chekhov review - Punchy & Playful

Journeying to a bygone age, filled with comical farce and absurdly exuberant characters was just ... More info
Review | theatre

Private Peaceful review - A Captivating Cast!

With exquisite lighting and set design, the Oxford Playhouse transports you into the green woods of ... More info
Review | theatre

Oxford Lieder Festival: Hark, Hark! The Lark review - Flying High - a review of Hark! Hark! The Lark at Oxford Lieder Festival 2021

Ailish Tynan, soprano; Ian Wilson, recorder; Libby Burgess, piano It was billed as “A homage ... More info
Review | concerts

The Sweeney [15] review

“Get your trousers on, you’re nicked”. So growls Ray Winstone in Nick ... More info
Review | cinema

12 Years a Slave [15] review

“Slavery is an evil that should befall none.” I’d heard a lot about 12 Years ... More info
Review | cinema

William Tell review

Rossini's William Tell, first performed at the Paris Opéra in 1829, is an ambitious ... More info
Review | theatre

The World According to John Bird review

Into the Playhouse on a rainy Friday afternoon, to join a sparse audience of fellow-huddlers to ... More info
Review | theatre
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