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Gaia review - The world is your oyster

It’s not often that a 3D, 6 foot in diameter rotating Earth comes to town. But then it’s not ... More info

Review | exhibitions

Speaking Out and Fitting In review - Alice de Lumiere brings a bold, bright wonderland to the Burton Taylor Theatre

Alice d'Lumiere is just another commuter on the train through life; sensible shoes, a practical ... More info

Review | theatre

My, oh my, this show is a full on, eighty minutes, no interval, celebration of women. Based on a ... More info

Review | theatre

When I saw San Salvador in the Daily Info music listings I couldn’t quite believe it would be the ... More info

Review | concerts

I approached last night’s gig with a mixture of trepidation and excitement: trepidation for as ... More info

Review | concerts

Review of 'Oxford’s Literary Ghosts and Magpie Lane' Oxford Literary Festival, Saturday 26th ... More info

Review | festivals

Kit Owen’s new play Come In, Oxford is a vital piece of local storytelling, with deeper themes at ... More info

Review | theatre

The Story Museum have embraced C. S. Lewis’s maxim that “One day [we] will be old enough for ... More info

Review | theatre

The newly reopened and significantly refurbished Museum of Oxford, at the Town Hall on St ... More info

Review | attractions

“Something must be done”. Last night’s performance of The Ballad of Johnny Longstaff by The ... More info

Review | theatre

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