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Oxford Symphony Orchestra: Scriabin Poem of Ecstasy, Delius Double Concerto review - Delectable orchestral intensity

Robert Max directed the Oxford Symphony Orchestra with a particularly delicate touch that kept ... More info
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Kristin Hersh with Fred Abong & Rob Ahlers review - Visceral, resonating and irresistible

Grunge without muddiness and electric guitar noodling without self-indulgence: not the music you ... More info
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Anglo-German Friendship Concerts of the Youth Chamber Orchestra Hamburg review - A lesson in Anglo-German Friendship

Hamburg Chamber Orchestra, Hamburg's premier youth band, was in town for music-making at Wolfson ... More info
Review | concerts

Wheatley Singers: From Agnus Dei to Zadok review - Wild flowers without, butterflies within

The surrounds of St Mary's Church, Wheatley, mostly an extensive graveyard bright with aquilegia, ... More info
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Dorchester Festival review - A talented medley bring an evening packed with laughs

Comedy Night, Friday 10th May 2019The final weekend of the Dorchester Festival kicked off with a ... More info
Review | festivals

Comedy 4 Kids review - Striking the difficult balance between childish and intuitive humour

Comedy Club 4kids is billed as 'the best comedians on the UK circuit doing what they do best…but ... More info
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Oxford Literary Festival 2018 review - Miranda Kaufmann: Black Tudors, Tuesday 20th March

It is safe to say that the Tudors is one of the most studied periods of our history. As historian ... More info
Review | lectures

Oxford Literary Festival 2018 review - Blowfish’s Oceanopedia, Tom ‘The Blowfish’ Hird. Wednesday 21st March.

It was fitting that this talk was hosted in the Oxford Martin School, a centre that addresses ... More info
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Oxford Literary Festival 2018 review - An Afternoon with Brian Aldiss: Science Fiction as Literature. Tuesday 20th March

Brian Aldiss wasn't only a towering figure in the world of science fiction, he was an Oxford local. ... More info
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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
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