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Dear Brutus by J.M. Barrie review - Characterised by a pervasive quietness

J.M. Barrie’s enduring idea of 'the little boy who never grew up’ is an appealing fantasy of ... More info

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Dear Brutus by J.M. Barrie review - Charming, wistful and winsomely weird

Thanks to Studio Theatre Club, I am elated to have happened upon Dear Brutus, a lesser known J.M. ... More info

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There’s something nasty in the woodshed in Headingham, and it all comes spilling out the night ... More info

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On my way to The Charlatans’ Oxford O2 Academy gig I had the mildly terrifying realisation that I ... More info

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Angela Barnes Those of us who braved the extreme heat for TAP Social’s double-bill were in for a ... More info

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Queers is a collection of eight monologues curated by Mark Gattis and aired on the BBC in 2017, to ... More info

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Despite the challenges of Covid-19, Jericho Comedy has continued undaunted on its mission to seek ... More info

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Sometimes a student theatre production in Oxford can be a pure delight. I always knew it, and ... More info

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I wish BalletLORENT would take up permanent residence in the Town Hall. They're brilliant, and ... More info

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A simple tale, homespun and spellbinding. Angus MacPhee was raised in a croft in Uist and lived ... More info

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