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The Picture of Dorian Gray review - Beauty Gone to the Dogs

Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray bursts with themes relating to the place of aestheticism ... More info
Review | theatre

Tosca review - I would certainly see another Ellen Kent production for the singers and the spectacle, but I would not necessarily expect emotional depth.

All I knew about Tosca before this Friday was that she throws herself off some battlements at the ... More info
Review | theatre

Long Yu & Vera Tsu with Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra review - This romantic music seemed to coil itself in circular patterns like some lazy python around Ms Tsu as she mined the deep well of melody that pours from the score.

Max Bruch and his 1st Violin Concerto have their being in much the same niche as Johann Pachelbel ... More info
Review | concerts

Scenes of Last Tokyo: Japanese Creative Prints from 1945 review - An odd and slightly unsettling mix of tradition and modernity

“Scenes of Last Tokyo" is advertised as an exercise in nostalgia, but is there more to it? It ... More info
Review | uncategorised

Patience review - Strong performers, striking architecture and unconventional décor: the perfect setting for this G&S operetta

If you are ever going to see Patience, this is definitely the place to see it! The striking ... More info
Review | theatre

Die Fledermaus review - A production that embraces the popular, the ridiculous, the farcical - with a bold, bright twist of modernity thrown into the mix

It is the glory and curse of Die Fledermaus that every note is absolutely and instantly familiar; ... More info
Review | theatre

Oxford Afterlives: The stories of J.R.R. Tolkien, Lewis Carroll, and Philip Pullman review - Fluent and thought-provoking: a fascinating account of Wonderlands, LOTR Dungeons & Dragons and Phillip Pullman's take on on museum relics

Celebrating three of Oxford's best fantasy writers, the Oxford Afterlives event at the Natural ... More info
Review | lectures

Playwright review - Shiny red apples dangle from the ceiling; a sort of psychofreudian cousin to Noises Off

A dishevelled playwright sits at a rickety desk in his jammy-bottoms and a rumpled blazer, grinding ... More info
Review | theatre

High-Rise [15] review - High-Rise highlights the human struggles and paranoia that evolve when a dream becomes fantasy enacted.

Even watching a preview will not prepare you for High-Rise. It draws you into its very core of ... More info
Review | cinema

Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox review

If you frequent the gig review pages on this fair site, you might see a host of complaints directed ... More info
Review | gigs
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