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Dvořák: Stabat Mater review - Musical Entente Cordiale

St John the Evangelist was buzzing with twin-town cultural camaraderie on this sultry May ... More info
Review | concerts

The Fairy Queen review - Over forty singers and instrumentalists, actors, dancers and a large production team bought Henry Purcell's operatic reworking to vivid life

You can scarcely move through Oxford without navigating your way through shoals of students ... More info
Review | theatre

Son of Saul [15] review - A terrible masterpiece is born

László Nemes has made a stunning directorial debut with his film Son of Saul, already winning the ... More info
Review | cinema

American Idiot review - As a tale of rebellion and frustration, it simply disappoints

Gritty, heartfelt punk-rock opera this ain't. It doesn't matter how many Mohican hair-dos and ... More info
Review | theatre

My First Ballet: Sleeping Beauty review - The show quickly captivated even the most wiggly of wrigglers

This visually luscious ballet for kids is a slimmed-down version of Tchaikovsky's 4 hour epic from ... More info
Review | theatre

Forget Me Not review - Rob Gee has struck gold in conceiving this unique and compelling piece of one-man theatre

When Elsie Barson is found dead on the hospital floor, who should be surprised, or even care? 'It's ... More info
Review | theatre

King Lear review

On the one hand, there's an ageing monarch and a Britain that is about to be split into three (do ... 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

Louder Than Bombs [15] review - The intriguing premise provides the groundwork for a fragmented and postmodern story which transcends genre but ultimately delivers an unsatisfying conclusion.

Louder than Bombs is the ambitious English-language debut from Norwegian director Joachim Trier. ... More info
Review | cinema

The Man Who Knew Infinity [12A] review - The maths in the film has been lauded for its accuracy, but at the same time it is mostly treated in a cursory way and remains opaque

In 1913, the young Indian accounting clerk and self-taught mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan wrote ... More info
Review | cinema
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