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The Farmer and The Clown review - A delightful non-verbal piece of theatre for all ages

The Farmer and the Clown is the story of an old farmer who, one day, discovers a baby clown who’s ... More info

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Goldilocks and the Three Bears a pantomime by Tom Whalley review - A Glorious Show, for Truly the Whole Family

First, a confession: being from Canada, I had never seen a pantomime before last night, when I ... More info

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Cornerstone puts together such an exciting and eclectic programme, with an imaginative selection of ... More info

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Welsh National Opera are always very welcome visitors to Oxford's New Theatre. They have delivered ... More info

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It's Autumn Incest Season at the Pilch, with last week's brother love-in Moth being followed by one ... More info

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A Tiger's Tale opens with a trio of actors starting to get a little bored with the traditional fare ... More info

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The Oxford Lieder Festival has become rightly recognised as so much more than its name suggests. ... More info

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I left Evita in a state of overpowering confusion. I’d just watched one of the most famous ... More info

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Anyone disappointed by the cancellation of Gifford’s Circus in recent years will be happy to know ... More info

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This masterpiece was “dreamt in a fever”. A celebration of the union between artist Marc ... More info

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