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Maggie O'Farrell - This Must Be The Place review - This brilliant seventh novel will be your best friend and not leave your side until you have finished it

'Let's start at the very beginning' was how Maggie O'Farrell launched into reading her first ... More info
Review | lectures

Oxfordshire and the Spanish Civil War review - Ms Woolley's brisk, research-based narrative seized our attention

Liz Woolley, an Oxford-based local historian, with connections to the University Continuing ... More info
Review | lectures

The Sixteen: The Choral Pilgrimage 2016 review - Peaceful and gently moving, this programme provides a respite from worldly woes

The Sixteen come to Christ Church Cathedral early in their 16 th annual 'Choral Pilgrimage' tour ... More info
Review | concerts

Swan Lake review - Strikingly fresh, superbly tight and disciplined performance from the Russian State Ballet of Siberia

In recent years when the Russian State Ballet of Siberia has come to the UK - and toured quite ... More info
Review | theatre

Why Do We Believe in the Unbelievable? review - Speakezee launches in Oxford with a talk about the founders' favourite topic

Speakezee.org was conceived and created by Bruce Hood, former Royal Institution Christmas Lecturer ... More info
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Jeremy Loops review

Well, that was fun. Having just been exposed to the artist via new recordings and Youtube, I was ... More info
Review | gigs

Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox review

If you frequent the gig review pages on this fair site, you might see a host of complaints directed ... More info
Review | gigs

Orchestra of St John's Proms review - A tender, theatrical and passionately delivered performance for a spellbound and appreciative audience at the Ashmolean

The Orchestra of St John's, conductor John Lubbock, and Morgan Pearse, baritone, performed for a ... More info
Review | concerts

Emmy The Great review - 'the new, more electronic material sounds terrific'

Kicking off a UK tour on the day you release your new album is a risky business. We've all trudged ... More info
Review | gigs

Daily Info on its 50th Birthday review - Taking money from little old ladies is wrong and you will go to hell - that's religion…

Monday September 28th, 1964. Goldfinger had been released in the UK, the Beatles were touring ... More info
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