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The Silver Tassie review

The Silver Tassie dates from 1929, after Sean O'Casey's creative star was already on the wane. ... More info

Review | theatre

George's Marvellous Medicine review

George’s Marvellous Medicine, now showing at the Playhouse, is yet another triumph for David ... More info

Review | theatre

So, you’re having a swanky birthday party, with a live band, and a tipsy friend gets up on stage ... More info

Review | gigs

Oxford excels at unexpected triumphs; who would have thought that one eccentric aristocrat’s book ... More info

Review | exhibitions

It was as good as it possibly could have been. As the last flickers of light and clouds of dry ice ... More info

Review | theatre

Mike Poulton, the adaptor of Malory’s Morte d’Arthur for the RSC, says in his introduction in ... More info

Review | theatre

They say great jazz is like sex for the brain. Tonight there was no awkward edge-of-dance-floor ... More info

Review | concerts

I’ve heard that Lourdes is quite a depressing place. Mainly visited by desperate and otherwise ... More info

Review | cinema

If someone asked you to imagine a New York comic-book store band, Jeffrey Lewis & Los Bolts is what ... More info

Review | gigs

Ada & the Engine tells the story of the “towering idea” of the Analytical Engine, as nurtured ... More info

Review | theatre

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