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Day of the Dead review

In Mexico, the Dia de Muertos is a public holiday, but if you are in Oxford and want to honour the ... More info

Review | uncategorised

Pratchett Premières review

What links a knight who sold over 70 million books worldwide with a market town in South ... More info

Review | theatre

We were lured to the Chester Arms by two things: photos of the Steak Platter on Facebook, and by ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

A heavily pregnant woman strolls through a supermarket aisle. Suddenly a tango starts playing in ... More info

Review | exhibitions

Much Ado About Nothing is a comedy of quarrelling lovers, stately affairs, and high-voltage farce. ... More info

Review | theatre

Mark Haddon, author of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, states in the play’s ... More info

Review | theatre

I do find that I tend to feel favourably towards venues that have a real tree growing through their ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

From WOPR to Wall-E, Number 5 to Nexus-7s, there’s quite a crowded pantheon of robots in cinema. ... More info

Review | cinema

First performed at the National in 1978, Plenty receives a welcome revival at the O’Reilly this ... More info

Review | theatre

Rich Hall is an American frontiersman of British comedy, and he is at the top of his game. Far from ... More info

Review | gigs

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