2002 results

The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind review - Evocative conversation between tradition and progress

The RSC’s new, Malawi-based musical is a story of a young boy standing up for himself, and a ... More info

Review | theatre

Prince Consort Ladygirl 女驸马 review

Even before the first notes are sung, everything about Prince Consort Ladygirl bespeaks erudition. ... More info

Review | theatre

There are no Gaelic songs in Brian Friel's script for Translations. But in director Kate Burke's ... More info

Review | theatre

The pre-show email from Guys and Dolls advises audience members to wrap up warm. Summer has come ... More info

Review | theatre

I have a mammoth playlist. 924 tracks, 58 hours and 12 minutes of music. In it, you might hear ... More info

Review | theatre

It seems the Agatha Christie aficionados will be heading to Eynsham in droves this week, as every ... More info

Review | theatre

Henry Purcell, 1659 to 1695, was an English composer of the baroque era, considered one of the best ... More info

Review | theatre

This was my first visit to the new Humanities building and it is easy to see why this is fast ... More info

Review | concerts

When Emily greeted me at the bottom of the stairs, I wasn't quite prepared for what I found. The ... More info

Review | gigs

You might think that, with Guys and Dolls in full swing at Queen’s College, there wouldn’t be ... More info

Review | theatre

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