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Dinner With Groucho review - Living and Partly Living

It seems improbable that Groucho Marx and T.S Eliot should admire each other, let alone choose to ... More info

Review | theatre

Dido's Bar review - Plunges You into a Cruel and Dazzling World

Not having a background in Classics, I stepped into Dido’s Bar not knowing what to expect. The ... More info

Review | theatre

Ocean Madness begins as the cruise liner of that name sets sail in its thirteenth year under the ... More info

Review | theatre

My, oh my, this show is a full on, eighty minutes, no interval, celebration of women. Based on a ... More info

Review | theatre

The Story Museum have embraced C. S. Lewis’s maxim that “One day [we] will be old enough for ... More info

Review | theatre

The Railway Children taster sessionThis was a tricky write-up for me, and quite so tricky that I ... More info

Review | theatre

As many performance art companies are adapting to the restrictions of lockdown with live-streamed ... More info

Review | theatre

I’ve been imagining the planning meeting at MAO to discuss the first big exhibition when the ... More info

Review | exhibitions

The Oxford Z-A is a collaboration between Richard O. Smith (comedian, scriptwriter, and author, ... 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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