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On The March review - Clare Bayley's new play marches from Suffragists to Superwoman, acknowledging compromise and missteps, but looking forward with hope

In 1913, the Great Pilgrimage of the British Suffragist movement marched through Britain over six ... More info

Review | theatre

Sophie's Cookery School review - The way to a person's brain is through her stomach

Having been to two cookery classes I would like to give you a little of the flavour of Sophie's ... More info

Review | uncategorised

Known for its fabulous brunch and its extensive gin menu, Jack & Alice has become a go-to meeting ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

Cinthia Marcelle's The Family In Disorder is a perfect illustration of the beauty of entropy. If ... More info

Review | exhibitions

Tick Tock Café, with its walls of clocks and its menu of good solid café grub, is a quirky East ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

Tucked away on Iffley Road is a slice of brunch heaven in the form of Silvie. A fixture in East ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

Ideally situated on the outskirts of Benson on the River Thames, the Waterfront Café has gained a ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

Local company Oxford Opera has won acclaim and awards since its 2018 beginnings, with the aim of ... More info

Review | theatre

One Million Tiny Plays About Britain is the brainchild of writer Craig Taylor, a footloose Canadian ... More info

Review | theatre

The setting for August Wilson’s play Two Trains Running is Pittsburgh in 1969. Martin Luther King ... More info

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