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Cosmo review - Something for everyone

All-you-can-eat and buffets are slowly making a comeback in the UK. At the forefront of the Oxford ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

Scaramouche Jones review - Everyman clown's tale of a century feels overwrought

Food For Thought is a pioneering theatre company that mounts productions in unconventional ... More info

Review | theatre

I gotta be honest, I’m really not in the mood to write about the proliferation of fascism today. ... More info

Review | theatre

Bee Gees songs, popping hips, high-waisted flares, and disco balls stirring up a blizzard of light? ... More info

Review | theatre

There are no auditions for 17-25 year olds who wish to join the Oxford Playhouse Young Company.All ... More info

Review | theatre

Perhaps I should stop reading programmes. But no! They are the places where you can find out ... More info

Review | theatre

In The Unicorn, a darkly comic and mesmerising one-woman play by Sam Potter, we meet Andrea, a ... More info

Review | theatre

I was unsure what to expect going into this production. Push is a one-woman show by the ... More info

Review | theatre

A little under two hundred years ago, Franz Schubert was a torchbearer at Beethoven’s funeral. By ... More info

Review | concerts

The overture to this recital of almost symphonic proportions was provided by two of the Oxford ... More info

Review | concerts

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