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By Proxy review - A Potent, Genuine Little Gem

Out on Gloucester Green at 7pm, the sun was still shining, and Oxford’s alfresco café culture ... More info

Review | theatre

One Man, Two Guvnors review - Rollicking Farce is a Fantastic Time

In 2011, One Man, Two Guvnors, Richard Bean’s adaptation of the 1743 Italian farce A Servant of ... More info

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This was more than a production of a single Shakespeare play. It was the culmination of twelve ... More info

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Inspector Sands’ new adaptation of Wuthering Heights opened last month to largely positive ... More info

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I’m not a Marvel-basher. I loved the Marvel Cinematic Universe films right up to the end of ... More info

Review | cinema

A resilient and longstanding company, the 21-year-old Ballet Black is no stranger to reinventing ... More info

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Digital theatre has evolved rapidly over the last two years – initially as a response to the ... More info

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Journeying to a bygone age, filled with comical farce and absurdly exuberant characters was just ... More info

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Jesse Darling: No Medals, No Ribbons is a hot mess of an exhibition – fragile, chaotic, sometimes ... More info

Review | exhibitions

As much as I hate to use the word ‘cosy’ about any story set during the Second World War (it ... More info

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