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Sister Act review - Not just with a bang but a whimple

As I walked away from Oxford's New Theatre last night, I saw a monk in his habit, rushing from the ... More info

Review | theatre

I Capture The Castle review - As wonderful as peach-coloured towels

I can't remember how I first came to read Dodie Smith's I Capture the Castle; no doubt it was ... More info

Review | theatre

Portraits from a Chip Shop is decidedly not about chips whilst having everything to do with them. ... More info

Review | exhibitions

It's 1919 in a small German town filled with sadness and anger following the end of the Great War. ... More info

Review | uncategorised

Three pieces from the portfolio of the Richard Alston Dance Company are presented as part of their ... More info

Review | theatre

Canadian indie cinema made its mark on the OXIFF with We're Still Together, written, directed and ... More info

Review | cinema

Just like the result of a strong, clear-cut debate, the eyes have it in this open voiced, big ... More info

Review | exhibitions

Newly opened on George Street, Thali promises the 'unconventional, makeshift and unexpected'. It ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

This one woman show is fast, gripping, clever and thought-provoking. It is set in a women’s ... More info

Review | theatre

I quite like buses, as a mode of transport. I'm not someone who spots buses for fun, and I might ... More info

Review | attractions

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