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Living [12A] review - Moving and Immersive, but Lacking the Passion of its Ancestor

Western filmmakers have for decades plundered the works of Akira Kurosawa for new ideas. Most ... More info

Review | cinema

A Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Christmas review - Cheerful and Cheeky

This is a show about all the potential catastrophes wrapped up in the traditions of Christmas - ... More info

Review | theatre

June in Oxford is Shakespeare season, and what better way to spend a hot summer night than ... More info

Review | theatre

This is the second time I’ve seen Patrick Marber’s adaptation of Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler. The ... More info

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After more than fifteen years of tours and album releases, a folk music fan knows what they’re ... More info

Review | concerts

What an extraordinary character Niccolo Machiavelli was. After acting as a political advisor to ... More info

Review | theatre

There is a famous episode of Porridge, the seminal, prison-set sit-com from the seventies starring ... More info

Review | theatre

Five Years, a new play currently touring the country by Birmingham-based writer Hayley Davis, was ... More info

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In 2011, One Man, Two Guvnors, Richard Bean’s adaptation of the 1743 Italian farce A Servant of ... More info

Review | theatre

Snappy is the latest set from the dleightful stand-up Suzi Ruffell. It treads many topics from a ... More info

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