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Oxford Literary Festival 2018 review - An Afternoon with Brian Aldiss: Science Fiction as Literature. Tuesday 20th March

Brian Aldiss wasn't only a towering figure in the world of science fiction, he was an Oxford local. ... More info

Review | lectures

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

Review | theatre

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

Review | theatre

Agatha Christie’s Love from A Stranger started life as short story called – rather unexcitingly ... More info

Review | theatre

Our evening at the (always lovely) Watermill began with actor Charlotte Bate taking to the stage, ... More info

Review | theatre

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

Review | theatre

Chiao-Ying Chang, together with her two colleagues who make up the Fournier Trio, has a residency ... More info

Review | concerts

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

Review | concerts

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

Review | concerts

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

Review | gigs

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