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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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If Shakespeare’s works were a huge mansion, and each play a room in it, Romeo and Juliet might be ... More info

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Ellie Gibson and Helen Thorn, the comedy duo behind the podcast and live show Scummy Mummies, first ... More info

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Having had a sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe and now stopping in Oxford on a UK-wide tour, ... More info

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Declan Bennett’s one-man show, Boy Out The City, chronicles his fraught yet cathartic period of ... 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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The Tortoise and the Hare tells the well-know fairytale of a shiftless hare and a diligent but ... More info

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Last week, I attended Six Figure Success at the Old Fire Station, ostensibly a training conference ... More info

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Alison Spittle made a triumphant return to the Old Fire Station last night to serve up (ahem) her ... More info

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