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On The March review - Clare Bayley's new play marches from Suffragists to Superwoman, acknowledging compromise and missteps, but looking forward with hope

In 1913, the Great Pilgrimage of the British Suffragist movement marched through Britain over six ... More info

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DNA by Dennis Kelly review - An incredibly difficult text is brought to life with an unimaginable maturity

DNA is best described as Blue Remembered Hills for millennials. It is written by Dennis Kelly, ... More info

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Strangers on a Train (1950) was Pamela Highsmith's first novel, and it was picked up immediately by ... More info

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Since it was established in 1901, 892 individuals have won a Nobel Prize. Of that number, 52 have ... More info

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I wonder that Stephen Hough has time to practise and play in public the piano. In music, he's also ... More info

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Ben Arogundade is an English-born journalist, author, and publisher who happened to be in Times ... More info

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There was a lot going on in tonight’s concert by the Oxford Symphony Orchestra. First up was ... More info

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Ellie Taylor is going to be big. In one sense anyway. It doesn't look like she'll be joining the ... More info

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I have spent a delightful evening meandering through Quality Street which has set up roots in ... More info

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‘So, the question now is, who do the breast belong to?’ And with that question comes an ... More info

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