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Oxford Literary Festival 2015 review - Gerard Russell: Heirs to Forgotten Kingdoms: Journeys into the disappearing religions of the Middle East Peter Hennessy: Establishment and Meritocracy and Reflections on Election 2015

With friends on Friday, we wanted to finish off the day with a 6pm talk before going out to dinner ... More info

Review | lectures

Sly & The Family Drone, Young Conservative, Telegrapher review

Telegrapher, a bass-and-drum two piece, gave us a little hint of what we were in for tonight. ... More info

Review | gigs

Natalie Clein, since winning the BBC's Young Musican of the Year in 1994, has forged a hugely ... More info

Review | concerts

Kathryn Roberts and Sean Lakeman gave the enthusiastic audience at the Cornerstone a wide-reaching ... More info

Review | gigs

Crazy for You clearly has its roots in the vaudeville/variety/music hall style of theatre which ... More info

Review | theatre

The Bullingdon became a hothouse of belted blues and soaring soul last night as Earl Thomas ... More info

Review | gigs

Glee Club guarantees good times. Saturday's show was a spectacular success just as every one that ... More info

Review | gigs

Even if I hadn’t known anything about The Shires, the amount of checked shirts in the O2 Academy ... More info

Review | gigs

Arthur Miller's finest work and tragic depiction of the myth of the American Dream is a fitting ... More info

Review | theatre

Cardboard Citizens' new play, Benefit, is a wonderful example of interactive political ... More info

Review | theatre

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