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The Critic review - More to play with in this meta-comedy modernisation

Among the Big Three of Richard Brinsley Sheridan's comedies from the 1770s, The Critic (1779) is ... More info

Review | theatre

Hamlet review - All at sea in a good way

The last time Rupert Goold directed Hamlet, in 2005, he took the audacious step of excising the ... More info

Review | theatre

This evening, I was once again excited to be invited to a staged reading of a play written as part ... More info

Review | theatre

As its acts make the weary trek up to Edinburgh, the Oxford Comedy Fest wraps up for another year, ... More info

Review

Ian McEwan's latest novel WHAT WE CAN KNOW isn't out until Thursday 18 September, but this was a ... More info

Review | lectures

We visited the Trout on Sunday at about 6pm and had a really nice time. It was already pretty full, ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

''Copernicum Chromium Cobalt Copper Carbon.'' The legendary tongue twister. No one could ever get ... More info

Review | uncategorised

As its acts make the weary trek up to Edinburgh, the Oxford Comedy Fest wraps up for another year, ... More info

Review | gigs

I was impressed to learn that Concentio is a group of university-aged singers who present their ... More info

Review | concerts

The Cornerstone Arts Centre in Didcot was abuzz ahead of tonight’s entertainment, with the ... More info

Review | theatre

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