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The Amplitude review - Learning and grooving with an experimental lecture

The Amplitude is partly a lecture, partly a dance recital, partly spoken word poetry, and partly an ... More info

Review | theatre

London's Burning review - A truly illuminating account of the Great Fire of London

Generations of Science Oxford devotees have been spellbound over the years by Natalie Ford's deft ... More info

Review | lectures

Commissioned to encourage a greater public involvement in environmental issues, these large-scale ... More info

Review | exhibitions

To borrow an old commentator's cliché, this was very much a play of two halves. The first act of ... More info

Review | theatre

It's hard to make economics funny. They don't call it the dismal science for nothing. Terry ... More info

Review | theatre

Moonscope is a stunning site-specific exhibition of work by local Watercolour artist Rebecca Hind ... More info

Review | exhibitions

It's hard to know where to begin with Arcadia, Tom Stoppard's time-shifting play about science, ... More info

Review | theatre

Ben Goldacre, author of Bad Science, broadcaster, and medical doctor who writes the weekly Bad ... More info

Review | festivals

Unfortunately, Richard Dawkins did not join us as billed for this part of the celebrations for the ... More info

Review | festivals

Japan’s Mickey Mouse gets an American makeover in Astro Boy. Renowned as an asian icon since ... More info

Review | cinema

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