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Pedestrian review

A one-man show, Pedestrian began as a 15 minute sketch at a small venue in Bristol, being one of ... More info

Review | theatre

Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2011 review - 146: To a Mountain in TibetSaturday 2nd April, Christ Church: Master's Garden Marquee

Most of this session was an engaging interview between Dave Freeman and author Colin Thubron, who ... More info

Review | festivals

“The hiiiilllllllls are aliiiiive with the sound of meeeewwwsic…” You already know Rodgers ... More info

Review | theatre

Slacking, oafish and short. That’s Jack Black. And that’s Gulliver’s Travels, the latest ... More info

Review | cinema

A step back into Narnia is a step backwards for the C S Lewis franchise. Lacking the sparkling ... More info

Review | cinema

This month an army of monster-sized figurines have entered our city in a bold manner, briefly ... More info

Review | exhibitions

Uncle Boonmee is a friendly, aging Thai farmer. Dying of kidney failure, he moves to his farm in ... More info

Review | cinema

It rather takes you aback at first: a familiar red-brick suburban pub with a sign outside offering ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

A new TV series is starting all about the fishing crisis! Hugh's Fish Fight, with celebrity chef ... More info

Review | uncategorised

A classic year for the kids and a thoughtful year for the rest of us at 2010’s box office. ... More info

Review | cinema

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