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The Way of the World. review

OUDS’s summer tour of Congreve’s 1700 tragicomedy plays this week in the cathedral garden at ... More info

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The Tempest review

Dir: Colin Macnee The Tempest, the last play Shakespeare completed alone, is a mercurial thing. ... More info

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Merton College Fellows' Garden provides the elegant location for the Court of the King of Navarre; ... More info

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Dir: Kate Sagovsky A not oft-performed play is given a rattlingly good run for its money, as the ... More info

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Shopgirl’s billed as a romantic comedy with laughter and tears. Anyone familiar with Steve ... More info

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"I stand before you on legs of fire!" proclaims Ashley Harvey from the spotlit balcony of the Old ... More info

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This hugely enjoyable Pride & Prejudice is different. It's Austen meets Bronte. Mr Darcy could ... More info

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Danger! *Spoilers* within Wow! This is a spectacularly wonderful musical, a must-see ... More info

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Little did Richard Whittington, a Gloucestershire born 'mercer' of 1350s, know that his success in ... More info

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‘Hot Mikado’ is set in 1930s Japan; a Japan where accents are American and the population ... More info

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