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Much Ado About Nothing review - A merry dance with a few missteps

Of all of Shakespeare’s comedies, Much Ado About Nothing is probably the one that has had the ... More info

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Oxford Comedy Festival 2024 review - Huge Davies and Rob Auton, Tap Social Movement, Monday 15th July

Monday night saw us back in the Tap Social to another packed house, which is saying something given ... More info

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This is a powerful and utterly engrossing piece of theatre. A compelling mystery/spy thriller ... More info

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Sometimes you can go to the theatre and have an experience like visiting a Michelin-starred ... More info

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Today I have been forced to do something I hoped I would never have to do in my capacity as a ... More info

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The 2007 play The Kite Runner, a dutifully faithful adaptation of the bestselling novel by Khaled ... More info

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Come From Away, the feel-good Canadian musical touring the UK, landed at the New Theatre last week. ... More info

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Walking into the Pilch to see Patsy Byrne is Dead! (Bitch Eat Bitch) is like stepping into the ... More info

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Sometimes Creation Theatre chooses the most beautiful and evocative settings in Oxford. And ... More info

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When The Importance of Being Earnest was first staged in 1885, Oscar Wilde’s popularity was ... More info

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