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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

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

Review | concerts

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

Review | cinema

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

Review | cinema

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

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

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The final year Oxford School of Drama students perform the obscure late 1920s expressionist play ... More info

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I must confess that works by Bellini do not feature among my favourite operas. Even though their ... More info

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Puritan England seems an unlikely setting for this 18th century opera - Oliver Cromwell's army were ... More info

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