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Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2009 review - The Pleasures and Sorrows of WorkAlain de BottonSat 4th April

How many love songs do you know? And now how many songs about work? Not many probably. Considering ... More info

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Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2009 review - A Poet’s Guide to BritainPreview screening introduced by Owen SheersSat 4th April

A Poet’s Guide to Britain is a new series for BBC Four’s Poetry Season, due to be screened this ... More info

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This session was a debate on the major questions being raised at every level in our educational ... More info

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Juliet E McKenna, our host for the evening, is part of a group of writers called 'The Write ... More info

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History – “It’s so in the past”. This was the reaction of a Sixth Former when Laurence Rees ... More info

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The Recruiting Officer was an ambitious amateur production of a difficult play, and The Studio ... More info

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About two thirds of the way through the play, Death – or rather, the paunchy actor called Robin ... More info

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“If this were play'd upon a stage now, I could condemn it as an improbable fiction,” says a ... More info

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The Servant’s Ball Blitzkrieg is described on the programme as a “postcolonial extravaganza” ... More info

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The Literary Festival kicked off yesterday and one of the first speakers was Dr. Vince Cable, ... More info

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