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Die Fledermaus review - A production that embraces the popular, the ridiculous, the farcical - with a bold, bright twist of modernity thrown into the mix

It is the glory and curse of Die Fledermaus that every note is absolutely and instantly familiar; ... More info

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Winter Words review

Two perfectly chosen song cycles were performed with precision, emotion and creative storytelling ... More info

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The jukebox musical is not a new invention - in many ways the genre began long ago with John ... More info

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There is perhaps no exploit quite so quintessentially British as quaffing French Champagne and ... More info

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St Aldate's Tavern, Wed 4 - Thu 5 June 2014The Dead Secrets are dead good. As part of Oxford Fringe ... More info

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Grease is the word – but it’s so much more. It’s a youth fest of looks, love and ... More info

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Considering the first performance of The Barber of Seville was staged in 1986, the opera has really ... More info

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Upon taking our seats and casting a first look at the stage, it is clear that what we will witness ... More info

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Carmen is a tale of passion and jealousy, among gypsies, smugglers, and soldiers, set in the ... More info

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This production of La Boheme updates Puccini’s classic with the aim of bringing it to an ... More info

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