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Oxford Comedy Festival 2024 review - Michael Akadiri and Chloe Petts, Tap Social Movement, Monday 1st July

The excellent, but ridiculously named, Oxford Festival Fringe Preview Comedy Festival, is back ... More info

Review | gigs

The Farmer and The Clown review - A delightful non-verbal piece of theatre for all ages

The Farmer and the Clown is the story of an old farmer who, one day, discovers a baby clown who’s ... More info

Review | theatre

There’s a lot of neat critical packaging of this film as ‘FrankenBarbie’. But that does a ... More info

Review | cinema

For a play about the angst of changing times, this production of The Cherry Orchard certainly knows ... More info

Review | theatre

Deborah Acheampong’s last play, Love Me?, was a big, hot mess with loose ends, plot holes and a ... More info

Review | theatre

The Tiger Who Came To Tea is a gentle, beautifully presented show for very young children. This ... More info

Review | theatre

OxPHWOARd, the drag and cabaret arm of (T)Art Productions, kept the Pride going last Friday night ... More info

Review | theatre

I took my almost 17 month old and six year old to see Kaleidoscope by Filstkit Theatre Company at ... More info

Review | theatre

Let me start by saying that don’t let the title fool you, this play is very much about women… ... More info

Review | theatre

Oxford Playhouse labels this production as a “narrated musical”, but it is SO much more than ... More info

Review | theatre

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