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King Lear review - This is an expansive and gripping production, and a searing reintroduction to the pain and insight this play affords

Max Webster's King Lear starts with a bang. Literally - Cordelia, played by a gentle Beth Cooke, ... More info

Review | theatre

Eynsham Hall review - More is needed if it aspires to be a destination dining experience

Twelve miles from Oxford, Eynsham Hall Hotel has an instant impact.No visitor can fail to be ... More info

Review | uncategorised

This was a much-anticipated night on Broad St, long ago a sell-out, with the great American lyric ... More info

Review | concerts

A cold night for a strong Passiontide at Merton programme, with not only a keen east wind nagging ... More info

Review | concerts

After seeing the demo of a new board game at The Story Museum, what (I thought) could be better as ... More info

Review | exhibitions

The Bear and Ragged Staff has all the comfort of a classic olde worlde English pub while providing ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

The Royal Shakespeare Company (unsurprisingly) seeks to connect 'Shakespeare's world' with the ... More info

Review | theatre

The Flint Street Nativity, written by Tim Firth, was broadcast by ITV on 22 December 1999. Based on ... More info

Review | theatre

Review - Demi John tasting. 26/11/15Oxford English Dictionary: Demijohn: 'A large bottle with ... More info

Review | uncategorised

As I enter the room, I'm immediately glad I made it in time to hear Desert Mountain Tribe kick off ... More info

Review | gigs

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