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The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind review - Evocative conversation between tradition and progress

The RSC’s new, Malawi-based musical is a story of a young boy standing up for himself, and a ... More info

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Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? review - Claustrophobic and deliciously dark

The last time I left the Playhouse feeling this tense, it was after watching The Woman in Black. ... More info

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Ronin Theatre Productions are a local Oxford company, committed to performing plays written within ... More info

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Even before the first notes are sung, everything about Prince Consort Ladygirl bespeaks erudition. ... More info

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Noether, a new play written and directed by Esme Somerside Gregory, ran for four nights last week ... More info

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When the world goes mad, the Absurdist is full of business. Camus, Ionesco, Beckett et al ... More info

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As a former, current and forever theatre kid at heart, the mere mention of a school costume ... More info

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Wild Goose Theatre’s Black Coffee is a confident and engaging staging of Agatha ... More info

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Studio Theatre Club take to the stage with the zest and elegance of the early 1950s as a backdrop ... More info

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"War is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength" - this haunting mantra from George ... More info

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