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Nicholas Nickleby review - A Colourful Collision of Comedy and Tragedy

It’s no secret that 2020-2021 were extremely challenging years for the theatre world, so it’s ... More info

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Private Lives review - A Cathartic Evening of Passionate Silliness

Patricia Hodge and Nigel Havers dazzle in Christopher Luscombe’s rendition of Noel Coward’s ... More info

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As much as I hate to use the word ‘cosy’ about any story set during the Second World War (it ... More info

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Like most of us, Stewart Lee has been lying low for the last couple of years, but he’s re-emerged ... More info

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Some people say politics and comedy don’t mix, but I believe the opposite; neither really makes ... More info

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The Oxford Comedy Festival is a great chance to see comedians honing new shows on the road to the ... More info

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Follow the sound of swifts into the depths of University Park for a night of magic, mayhem and ... More info

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Angela Barnes Those of us who braved the extreme heat for TAP Social’s double-bill were in for a ... More info

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In the top room of The White House (one of the best pubs in Oxford, I would say) I went to see a ... More info

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This Midsummer Night’s Dream has everything; low comedy, furious falling outs, costume mishap ... More info

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