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Short Stories Aloud review - Leaving Souls Slightly Lighter

May 24th 2016 - Tracey Chevalier, Salley Vickers & Tessa HadleyThis is my second visit to this ... More info
Review | uncategorised

Oxford University Orchestra review - Debussy and Bruckner from an energetic young orchestra, galvanised by their conductor

The Oxford University Orchestra's termly concerts are always fun and usually challenging. The ... More info
Review | concerts

We Will Not Fight review - We Will Not Fight! Commemorating the Peacemakers.

We Will Not Fight!The Old Courtroom at Oxford Town Hall ceased to operate as a court in 1969 (it ... More info
Review | theatre

Eye in the Sky [15] review - This very sobering and thought-provoking piece of cinematography deserves a lengthy run

Given the recent phenomenal obsession with drones and their growing popularity worldwide, Eye in ... More info
Review | cinema

Oxfordshire and the Spanish Civil War review - Ms Woolley's brisk, research-based narrative seized our attention

Liz Woolley, an Oxford-based local historian, with connections to the University Continuing ... More info
Review | lectures

Philharmonia Orchestra review - Recognition from Planet Zog?

The Philharmonia Orchestra from London's South Bank with conductor Edward Gardner came to the ... More info
Review | concerts

Alphabet Backwards, Lewis & Leigh, Cosmosis review - Uplifting indie/electro/pop to pluck me out of my self-made misery

Last night I found myself at the Jericho Tavern. When I say 'I found myself' I mean, I had ... More info
Review | gigs

American Idiot review - As a tale of rebellion and frustration, it simply disappoints

Gritty, heartfelt punk-rock opera this ain't. It doesn't matter how many Mohican hair-dos and ... More info
Review | theatre

Stones in his Pockets review - A dynamic, hilarious and moving performance of a beautifully constructed play

Stones in his Pockets, written in 1996 by Marie Jones, tells the story of how life in a rural Irish ... More info
Review | theatre

The Brand New Testament [15] review - ?Quirky, irreverent, and bursting with fresh metaphors, this profoundly human black comedy will leave you wanting to paint the sky with flowers

Given what's happened in Brussels recently, you wouldn't think God lived there. Unless, of course, ... More info
Review | cinema
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