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The Mikado review - Oxford Playhouse, Mon 23 May 2011

Oxford Operatic Society’s innovative revival of The Mikado sets Gilbert and Sullivan’s classic ... More info

Review | theatre

Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2011 review - 687: Kazuo Ishiguro in conversation with Peter Kemp – Never Let Me GoThursday 7th April, Sheldonian Theatre

Kazuo Ishiguro is known for his novels exploring memory, humanity, and how we come to terms with ... More info

Review | festivals

This is a delightful exhibition whether you are interested in the technicalities of bookmaking or ... More info

Review | exhibitions

The fact that painter Howard Hodgkin uses a limited palette of colours for his work accentuates his ... More info

Review | exhibitions

The Phoenix is renowned for showing original features and Akira Kurosawa’s ‘Rashomon’, ... More info

Review | cinema

The difficulty with con films is how to make them different to everything that’s gone before and ... More info

Review | cinema

The 1892 premiere of The Nutcracker, as per time-honoured ballet and symphonic tradition, was ... More info

Review | theatre

Outsized heads stand up like bold characters and gender fluid perceptions result from the clean ... More info

Review | exhibitions

When I booked the table at Koto, spring seemed to be on its way, but by the time the date rolled ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

Some lunchtimes all you want is the Japanese-inspired food of Wagamama delivered straight to your ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

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