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Didcot Concert Orchestra review - Whipping up a little Hurricane Callum

This was the second concert programme from the Didcot Concert Orchestra, the brainchild of Jackie ... More info

Review | concerts

Lost Communications 失絡之聲 review - Fusing nature and technology - where is the boundary?

Last night at Fusion Arts saw a completely packed house for Lost Communications, billed as a truly ... More info

Review | gigs

The Half Moon (Pre-2018)

A traditional Irish folk retreat with true character. Live music every night, great cask ales and terrific Guinness, all with a great team at the ... More info

Place | Pub

Uncanny: I Know What I Saw review - Something for both believers and sceptics to enjoy

Oxford has a raw and fascinating history that latches on to the present, from its ancient ... More info

Review | theatre

Twelfth Night review - Irresistibly Charming

Oxford Castle and Prison’s Summer Shakespeare continues with Wild Goose Theatre’s irresistibly ... More info

Review | theatre

Virtue's Cloak review - Jacobean drama packed with intrigue, light on malevolence

With a title plucked from the back catalogue of Jacobean crooner John Dowland, and a plot somewhere ... More info

Review | theatre

Jericho Comedy Presents: Chelsea Birkby: This Is Life, Cheeky Cheeky review - Winsome Comedian on the Way to Something Great

Chelsea Birkby is taking Jericho by storm with her comedy, and using her superpower for good, as ... More info

Review | gigs

The Oxford Imps Game Show (Live) review - An hour of challenges, surprises and virtuosic generosity

Playing games is at the heart of improv. In its heyday, the ground-breaking Channel 4 show Whose ... More info

Review | theatre

The Zone of Interest [12A] review - A chilling picture of cozy complicity

Reaction to The Zone of Interest has been polarised. On one side there are the Igeddits: "They ... More info

Review | cinema

Mean Girls [12A] review - Stop trying to make this happen

“Rarely does good come from a wealthy auteur micromanaging their twenty-something-year-old ... More info

Review | cinema

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