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Love's Labour's Lost review - 1970s update adds hilarious Oxonian relevance to Shakespeare's comedy

After two years and six consecutive productions filled with war and gore, Jesus College’s ... More info

Review | theatre

The Axiom of Choice. review - Quirky caper through set theory, war, and French maths pranks

Axiom of Choice is a delightfully odd piece of ensemble theatre. It’s part biography of Andrew ... More info

Review | theatre

If, like me, your idea of a good meal out is a Sunday Roast at a country pub or a Tibetan curry ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

This was one of the most joyous (and heartbreaking) visits I have ever made to the Oxford ... More info

Review | concerts

The Oxford Lieder Festival has become rightly recognised as so much more than its name suggests. ... More info

Review | concerts

Emily opens when Wuthering Heights is already a burgeoning success, and the titular Brontë sister ... More info

Review | cinema

From the opening seconds, it was never in doubt: this was to be a Figaro full of imagination, ... More info

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As the transcending encore of the infamous ‘Flower Duet’ from Léo Delibes' opera Lakmé filled ... More info

Review | concerts

With Darren Harriot, Lily Phillips and Felicity Ward. I had high hopes for Matt Richardson’s ... More info

Review | gigs

Ostensibly The Father opens with a scene of disappointment. Andrew’s threatening behaviour with ... More info

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