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Ballet Black review - Slow Burn Start Builds to an Emotional Crescendo

A resilient and longstanding company, the 21-year-old Ballet Black is no stranger to reinventing ... More info
Review | theatre

Jesse Darling: No Medals No Ribbons review - A Hot Mess Of Fragility & Chaos

Jesse Darling: No Medals, No Ribbons is a hot mess of an exhibition – fragile, chaotic, sometimes ... More info
Review | exhibitions

Speaking Out and Fitting In review - Alice de Lumiere brings a bold, bright wonderland to the Burton Taylor Theatre

Alice d'Lumiere is just another commuter on the train through life; sensible shoes, a practical ... More info
Review | theatre

Bobby & Amy review - Remarkable drama evoking a Cotswold farming community in the late 90s

Bobby & Amy tells the story of the deadly effect of Foot and Mouth Disease on a rural community. It ... More info
Review | theatre

Oxford Lieder Festival: A Schumanniade review - From the heart: A Schumanniade at Oxford Lieder Festival 2021

Sophie Karthäuser, soprano Stephan Loges, bass-baritone Eugene Asti, piano James Way, tenor ... More info
Review | concerts

Oxford Lieder Festival: The Wanderer review - Then song’s magic spell breaks free: half a day at the Oxford Lieder Festival 2021

A review of three events at the Oxford Lieder Festival: Wandering Winter Poets; Heine, Schumann & ... More info
Review | concerts

Oxford Lieder Festival: Songs and Moods review - A Gloriously Rich Evening’s Music: Songs & Moods, Oxford Lieder Festival

It would be difficult, after twenty such successful years, for any individual recital to be ... More info
Review | concerts

My Lost Country [TBC] review - A profound visual incantation

On Sunday evening I had the distinct privilege of attending a director Q&A screening of Ishtar ... More info
Review | cinema

Ottoline review - Lady Morrell and her bohemians amok in Garsington Manor

Every solar system needs a star to revolve around. But when the Bloomsbury Group descended on ... More info
Review | theatre

Four Quartets with Ralph Fiennes review - Acting titan's incredible return to the stage

While T.S. Eliot’s Four Quartets are far from the cheery, uplifting welcome back to live theatre ... More info
Review | theatre
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