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Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2009 review - Darwin - A Life In PoemsRuth PadelMon 30th March

On Monday evening an Oxford audience was treated to a poem about bugs. Blame it on Darwin. The ... More info

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The Recruiting Officer review

The Recruiting Officer was an ambitious amateur production of a difficult play, and The Studio ... More info

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OK, this is a truly novel and amusing way to do Shakespeare. Weird, quirky, brilliant. The actors ... More info

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About two thirds of the way through the play, Death – or rather, the paunchy actor called Robin ... More info

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A rich sense of Irish bonhomie filled Saturday night at the Jericho tavern, which played host to ... More info

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For most of us, the sex trade is an unknown, shadowy concept, a rumour or an issue, something we ... More info

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Aida is perhaps the grandest of the Grand Operas - an invitation to lavish spectacle and ruinous ... More info

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Based on Oscar Wilde’s Picture of Dorian Gray and supposedly taking it’s name from Flight into ... More info

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David Starkey got the Oxford Literary Festival off to a grand start with a tour de force lecture ... More info

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Had I known that Future Me was a play about paedophilia before I offered to review it, then the ... More info

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