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Oxford Literary Festival 2015 review - Peter Conrad talks to Peter Aspden: How the World was Won: the Americanization of Everywhere

Peter Conrad talking to the FT’s Peter Aspden covered everything from Elvis to envy – how we ... More info

Review | lectures

Oxford Literary Festival 2015 review - Blue Note: Uncompromising Expression – 75 years of the Finest in Jazz

The 75th anniversary of the founding of the jazz label Blue Note in 2015 sparked a spate of ... More info

Review | lectures

After swooping in late to the Divinity School, having apparently just exclaimed 'where the hell is ... More info

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Pegasus Youth Theatre Companies' double bill, Warzone and The Power Within, is immensely affecting. ... More info

Review | theatre

Natalie Clein, since winning the BBC's Young Musican of the Year in 1994, has forged a hugely ... More info

Review | concerts

Mention to someone that you are heading off to a night of poetry and they may well feign interest ... More info

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The interior dialogue of the psyche and particularly that of playwright Samuel Beckett is explored ... More info

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The Bullingdon became a hothouse of belted blues and soaring soul last night as Earl Thomas ... More info

Review | gigs

Duane Hopkins’ Bypass is the story of Tim (George MacKay), an unemployed young man doggedly ... More info

Review | cinema

Arthur Miller's finest work and tragic depiction of the myth of the American Dream is a fitting ... More info

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