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Money Talks: Art, Society & Power review - Engaging look at how we assign value

Money. It makes the world go round, if Cabaret’s Emcee is to be believed. Of course, seven years ... More info
Review | exhibitions

Cosmo review - Something for everyone

All-you-can-eat and buffets are slowly making a comeback in the UK. At the forefront of the Oxford ... More info
Review | food-and-drink

The Red Shoes review - Both a pleasure and a puzzle

There are some plays where you can’t help feeling that the majority of the audience is missing ... More info
Review | theatre

Meg 2: The Trench [12A] review

A creature is unleashed, science and business are the baddies and a motley crew must rag-tag ... More info
Review | cinema

The Gruffalo review - Winsome Tale Will Keep The Kids Engaged

In 1999, Author Julia Donaldson and Illustrator Axel Scheffler released The Gruffalo - a ... More info
Review | theatre

Window Seat review - A Powerful Premise That Flickers With Life

There is a famous episode of Porridge, the seminal, prison-set sit-com from the seventies starring ... More info
Review | theatre

Taste Tibet review - Fresh and Dazzling Flavours at Affordable Prices

Taste Tibet is sort of a local legend. The cuisine is that of co-owner Yeshi Jampa, who was born ... More info
Review | food-and-drink

Crick Crack Club: Little Red Riding Hood review - An Evening of Globe-Trotting Macabre Entertainment

The Story Museum have embraced C. S. Lewis’s maxim that “One day [we] will be old enough for ... More info
Review | theatre

The War of the Worlds review - “Have you not learnt your lesson?”

Let’s get one thing clear – this is not a straight-up stage adaptation of the sci-fi classic, ... More info
Review | theatre

The Act of Killing [15] review

Just go and see it. Go and see The Act of Killing. Enlightening, unbelievable and soul-crushingly ... More info
Review | cinema
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