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The Tempest review - A choppy voyage
Perhaps
I should stop reading programmes. But no! They are the places where you
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Review | theatre
Vaughan Williams and Delius at SJE Arts review - Assured and Imaginative
O Clap your Hands: The title of the opening piece in this imaginative programme might just as well ...
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Review | concerts
Lokkhi Terra review - A joyous fusion of tradition and transformation
Bossaphonik has long been one of the best things about living in Oxford. For almost twenty years ...
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Review | gigs
The History Boys review - A Sweetly Captivating Take on a Morally Murky Work
Alan Bennet’s The History Boys debuted nearly twenty years ago, in 2004, to rapturous reviews. It ...
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Review | theatre
Labyrinth: Knossos, Myth & Reality review - Worth getting lost in
There are few Greek legends which have as much cultural capital as Theseus and the Minotaur. The ...
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Review | exhibitions
An Inspector Calls review - An old-fashioned theatrical classic
Stephen Daldry's production of Priestley's classic play first hit the stage 31 years ago. Indeed ...
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Review | theatre
Dead Man's Suitcase review - A Killer New Musical
Following two years of COVID-induced slumber, drama has reawakened in Oxford like a Blue Peter ...
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Review | theatre
Cinderella review - You'll Have a Ball
It was a real treat to take our two children, aged 6 and 9, to see Cinderella at the Oxford ...
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The Menu [15] review - A Tartly Acidic Satire
Well, before we begin let’s get the obvious gag out of the way - nothing on The Menu is cruelty ...
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Review | cinema
Beautiful - The Carole King Musical review - A Radiant, Slowburn Bio-Musical
Few artists have influenced modern music to quite the same extent as Carole King. At 29, King was ...
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