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Things I Know to Be True review - A tsunami-level emotional experience
Things I Know To Be True is a tsunami-level emotional experience. But it’s more than that. It’s ...
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Glorious! review - Ironically, hits all the right notes
Glorious! at the Oxford Playhouse proved to be an utterly delightful and uplifting theatrical ...
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The Birthday Party review - Treads a fine line between comedy, horror and humanity
You know you’ve witnessed a really special show if you get home afterwards and you’re still ...
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Jekyll and Hyde review - Immersive Victorian drama in a pleasingly moody space
If you’ve ever had the unfortunate luck of coming across a person in your life who, on the one ...
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The Dependants review - New writing debut shows some serious absurdist originality
Oxford's love affair with Absurd Theatre had a nice Easter break, but, barely two weeks into the ...
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"Safe, Supportive and Stimulating"- Creating Spaces to promote wellbeing review - Thoughtful, patient-centric look at psychiatric history
There is a detail early in this film that stays with you long after the credits roll.
In the ...
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Completely Bloody Incoherent review - Persuasive Meditation on the Meaning of Art
The title, like everything else in Sasha Ranawake's deeply personal yet universal new play, means ...
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Frankie Goes to Bollywood review - Tribute to Bollywood presented with pride and fierceness
I start this review with some simple advice. Book Frankie Goes to Bollywood and go and watch it! ...
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Julius Caesar review - Haunting, funny, and remarkably current political intrigue
The casting in Julius Caesar is spot on, and this is just one of many things BMH get just right in ...
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