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Pygmalion review - Lost in translation

This contemporary take on an old story left me feeling vaguely unsettled. The original story set in ... More info

Review | theatre

Volcanoes review - Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust

"It was all terror, horror and sublimity, blackness, suffocating gases, scorching heat, crashings, ... More info

Review | exhibitions

The Shelf Life series running at the Story Museum is a fantastic opportunity to get up close and ... More info

Review | lectures

On this coming weekend of Irish culture, we could quote Brendan Behan, discuss the plays of Samuel ... More info

Review | gigs

It's akin to a cliche that Rossini's Petite Messe Solennelle is neither little, solemn nor truly ... More info

Review | concerts

Securing such an elusive American literary giant as Paul Auster, who has rarely appeared in the UK ... More info

Review | theatre

We are incredibly lucky to have the Oxford Lieder Festival as part of our cultural landscape. The ... More info

Review | concerts

Now more then ever seems the perfect time for Hidden Figures. Not only is the film a celebration of ... More info

Review | cinema

"If you don't like really terrible things," warns Alys Torrance at the outset of the evening's ... More info

Review | theatre

It's a measure of the state of British metal that a cold night in January saw the Bullingdon almost ... More info

Review | gigs

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