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Bang Bang You're Dead review - Victim: Why me? Killer: You were sitting next to him.

The floor of the BT Studio was littered with cellophane-covered news reports of school and college ... More info
Review | theatre

African Gingers, Morning Glories and Species Discovery review - Species, Scientists and Sweet Potatoes

For the final talk in the Oxford Botanic Garden's Autumn Plant Sciences Lecture series Professor ... More info
Review | lectures

Masters of Disaster - The World In Your Hands review

Masters of Disaster was billed as an immersive, "audience-led" event designed to engage people with ... More info
Review | lectures

A Man For All Seasons review - A really faithful, honest production of the play powerfully presented

Caught between the demands of his king and his conscience, Thomas More chooses not to choose. ... More info
Review | theatre

Arrival [12A] review - Extra-Terrestrial Elegance and a Timely Message: Conversance, not Conjecture

Jaws isn't about a shark: Arrival isn't about aliens. In each case, the unknown threat is necessary ... More info
Review | cinema

Nocturnal Animals [15] review - Tom Ford's Stylish Heart Stopping Emotional Rollercoaster Ride

It's been 7 years since Tom Ford's directorial debut with the poised and contained A Single Man; ... More info
Review | cinema

Nature: The Authorised Biography review - Darwin, dodos and dancing among the dinosaurs

What a brilliant title for a show in the Natural History Museum! The poster was excellent, too: an ... More info
Review | theatre

Charles Simonyi Annual Lecture: Autism and Minds Wired for Science review - Attitudes to Autism: Thinking Differently about Different Thinking

Autism is a hot topic. The Playhouse was packed for this year's Annual Lecture in the Public ... More info
Review | theatre

Ex Libris Live with Robert Llewellyn review - What a winning formula for a literally fabulous* evening!

Ex Libris* is a game devised by Oxford Games in 1991, which is now presented from time to time in ... More info
Review | gigs

George Monbiot & Ewan McLennan review - Breaking the Spell of Loneliness

The theme is loneliness. The vehicle: a Guardian columnist and a folk musician. The sound bite, "we ... More info
Review | gigs
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