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Legally Blonde - Oxford Operatic Society review

Legally Blonde was first a book by Amanda Brown, then a film (2001) and in 2007 it opened as a ... More info

Review | theatre

Sculpture in the Vineyard review

Sculptor Lendon Scantlebury is a man with a mission: to make art accessible to all. And, boy, does ... More info

Review | uncategorised

It's an odd thing with Christ Church. The July streets of Oxford were swarming with tourists while ... More info

Review | exhibitions

With an audience already pumped up from watching an exciting Wimbledon third-round encounter ... More info

Review | theatre

The myth of Alice has been elevated to such great heights that you'd think it had swallowed a ... More info

Review | theatre

Michael Wood has been my hero since first we danced together in my salad days on the road to ... More info

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Live Poetry poses a dichotomy - the bardic versus the literary tradition - and there are strengths ... More info

Review | theatre

“I don’t know I just like it” was how Andrew Graham Dixon, tongue in cheek, explained his ... More info

Review | lectures

For their third year running, Cult Screens are back in Oxford, holding cinema screenings in outdoor ... More info

Review | cinema

Stanley Wells demonstrated a far-reaching knowledge of Shakespeare and Shakespearean actors during ... More info

Review | lectures

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