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Oxford Comedy Festival 2024 review - Huge Davies and Rob Auton, Tap Social Movement, Monday 15th July
Monday night saw us back in the Tap Social to another packed house, which is saying something given ...
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what’s safe, what’s gross, what’s selfish and what’s stupid review - A sweetly and uniquely queer look at building family
what’s safe, what’s gross, what’s selfish and what’s stupid is, on its face, a film about ...
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Review | cinema
Oxford International Song Festival 2023 review - Forbidden Fruit: Benjamin Appl's vocal risks pay off in a bold programme of music
The return of Benjamin Appl to Oxford is always
something to be welcomed. He is one of the ...
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Review | concerts
The Merchant of Venice 1936 review - Twisting the lines
Tracy-Ann
Oberman’s grandmother and great-grandmother stood on the front line in
the Battle ...
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Review | theatre
Jamie Radcliffe: Please Don't Judge Me review - A Light and Fun Evening of Comedy
Last week, I went to St Margaret’s Institute to see comedian Jamie Radcliffe’s second solo ...
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Review | theatre
Every Brilliant Thing review - Cheering messages of hope in difficult times
This is the month when audience participation runs wild across the country, with children, parents ...
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Music at Oxford: Roopa Panesar and Friends review - A Trio with Palpable Synergy, Energy and Respect
Autumn 2024 has so far been a great season for Indian classical music in the UK. Having recently ...
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Review | concerts
The Brief Life & Mysterious Death of Boris III, King of Bulgaria review - Timely reminder that the fight against fascism starts with us
I gotta be honest, I’m really not in the mood to write about the proliferation of fascism today. ...
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Review | theatre
Joy Ride [15] review - The sweetest, most vulgar film of the year
Arriving with festival buzz thanks to premiering at SXSW, Joy Ride takes a familiar story and gives ...
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Review | cinema
Kanneh-Mason Trio review - Virtuoso performances from singularly talented siblings
The Kanneh-Mason Trio performing at the Sheldonian Theatre is described in the programme as ...
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