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Coriolanus [15] review

For those of you who have seen the photos, watched the trailers, read the hype and think ... More info

Review | cinema

The Artist [PG] review

Brilliant, bold and beautiful, The Artist is a fabulous film. But be clear. It’s a silent ... More info

Review | cinema

I don't think this film is a punishment at all. In fact I suddenly saw the point of a different ... More info

Review | cinema

Family Business, a new play by Julian Mitchell, opened at the Oxford Playhouse last night. It ... More info

Review | theatre

Mark Kermode commandeered the Oxford Playhouse to show us a film and have a bit of a chat. The film ... More info

Review | theatre

Most modern productions of Twelfth Night indulge in the pathos filled possibilities offered by ... More info

Review | theatre

It was a privilege to witness the premiere of Charlotte Bray’s latest work, a song cycle based on ... More info

Review | concerts

The question with student productions is always, can charm, talent, or sheer enthusiasm compensate ... More info

Review | theatre

The City Madam was written in 1632 by Philip Massinger, who had a foot in a lot of different camps. ... More info

Review | theatre

As I was waiting in the queue for my ticket to A Row of Parked Cars in the Burton Taylor Studio, I ... More info

Review | theatre

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