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Breaking The Silence review

Rachel Carson's Silent Spring is not in Ian McEwan's proposed canon of science writing. This is ... More info

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8th Brookes Human Rights Film Festival review

The Burma Play, performed by two professional actors and a musician, is a play which tells the ... More info

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The story of the New Theatre is worthy of appearing on its own stage. It's got mystery, tragedy, ... More info

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Harvest is an epic gallop across ten decades of family farm life. Richard Bean's new play, set in ... More info

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Is there such a thing as a righteous terrorist? Five Russian insurgents, four young men and a ... More info

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The Servant’s Ball Blitzkrieg is described on the programme as a “postcolonial extravaganza” ... More info

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The Regal opened in April 1937, as a cinema for the residents of East Oxford. It was not the first ... More info

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The Regal opened in April 1937, as a cinema for the residents of East Oxford. It was not the first ... More info

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Whilst it is a cliché to say so about film adaptations of television comedies, there was a time ... More info

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This was my first encounter with Tartuffe and hopefully not my last. It was one of the most joyous ... More info

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