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Day of the Dead review

In Mexico, the Dia de Muertos is a public holiday, but if you are in Oxford and want to honour the ... More info

Review | uncategorised

Pitt Rivers Museum review

For tourists and locals alike, the Pitt Rivers is a treasure chest filled to the brim with trinkets ... More info

Review | attractions

It’s an uncommon thing for the likes of me to be quite so engaged with the performance of ... More info

Review | concerts

Sometimes the whole point of a gig is that someone has found a way of expressing something through ... More info

Review | gigs

Stand by Me, Oxford Castle Unlocked, Thursday 30th July 2015 If there is one film that benefits ... More info

Review | cinema

First performed and set in 1952, Terence Rattigan’s The Deep Blue Sea is now considered to be one ... More info

Review | theatre

Blacksmithing was once at the heart of every village community and clearly lies very close to the ... More info

Review | exhibitions

The Wellington Boot Club, a new play by Robert Holtom, is a parody of and homage to the Oxford ... More info

Review | theatre

It's an odd thing with Christ Church. The July streets of Oxford were swarming with tourists while ... More info

Review | exhibitions

A hot summer evening on Iffley Road, the polychrome colours of the escutcheoned ceiling, the carved ... More info

Review | concerts

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