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A Bird is not a Stone: Palestinian poetry translated by Scottish poets review

A Bird is Not a Stone calls itself the UK’s first major “bi-lingual, made-in-Scotland anthology ... More info

Review | festivals

Oxford Fringe 2015 review - Andrew Watts - Feminism for Chaps, The Old Fire Station, Fri 5th June

Standing faux-nervously in a suit and tie at the front of a harshly lit studio, Watts begins at the ... 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

Restoration comedy is a representation of the exuberance, enthusiasm and liberation of its times ... More info

Review | theatre

Jones clearly is smitten with Kenneth Clark, the writer and presenter of the seminal 1969 BBC2 ... More info

Review | lectures

Mozart’s comic opera, Cosi fan tutte, will forever be celebrated for its genius. It’s raunchy, ... More info

Review | theatre

It’s been a while since I went to see some live, local music. I used to do it loads when I was ... More info

Review | gigs

A party is what we were promised and a party is what we got. Following on from the riotous Cold War ... More info

Review | gigs

Flintlock’s production of The Government Inspector is a four-man show that sticks close to ... More info

Review | theatre

Dimitar Burov and Mina Miletic played four pieces in the lovely setting of Holywell Music Room: ... More info

Review | concerts

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