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Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2011 review - 687: Kazuo Ishiguro in conversation with Peter Kemp – Never Let Me GoThursday 7th April, Sheldonian Theatre

Kazuo Ishiguro is known for his novels exploring memory, humanity, and how we come to terms with ... More info

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A Dish Of Tea With Dr Johnson review

In their compelling new production, London-based theatre company Out of Joint invite the audience ... More info

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At the launch of the Festival’s new Africa programme, HRH Princess Anne talked about the work of ... More info

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Presented in the round on the pristine lawn of The Master’s Garden at University College, this ... More info

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The great Lorraine Hansberry was only twenty-nine when she wrote A Raisin in the Sun. It was the ... More info

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“Went the day well? We died and never knew. But well or ill, England, we died for you.” With ... More info

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O wonderful, wonderful, and most wonderfulwonderful! and yet again wonderful, and after that,out of ... More info

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It’s an Egyptian Tragedy, a Mediterranean Eastenders. You’ll know the story: boy meets girl; ... More info

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The Stoning of Soraya M is one of the most upsetting, horrific films I have ever seen; made even ... More info

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Mary Blandy’s Gallow Tree is based on a true story: Mary Blandy was a murderess hanged in 1752 at ... More info

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