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Queering Spires Exhibition review - Colourful, engaging and groundbreaking

Since its inception, the Museum of Oxford has sought to "tell the story of Oxford and its people", ... More info
Review | exhibitions

Posh review - Fabulously on-point

In a week when the 'born to rule' attitude of Old Etonians in power threatening the freedom of the ... More info
Review | theatre

A Chorus Line review - The agony and the ecstasy

A Chorus Line is 120 minutes of musical theatre marrow-bone. It examines its own genre by shining a ... More info
Review | theatre

Jojo Rabbit [12A] review - A bold vision and a tonal mishmash

Jojo Rabbit is an odd movie, an endearing coming-of-age story, set in the final days of Nazi rule ... More info
Review | cinema

Razorlight review - Indie rockers on top form

Recently I’d heard on the grapevine that Razorlight were coming back on tour. I was even more ... More info
Review | gigs

The Personal History of David Copperfield [PG] review - Quite the ride

At a time when the real-life farce of politics is taking itself beyond the realm of parody, ... More info
Review | cinema

The Farewell [PG] review - The Good of the Many

It seems almost impossible to imagine now, but when director Lulu Wang first pitched her debut ... More info
Review | cinema

The Immigrant review - Brilliant take on silent cinema classic

I don’t think I will even bother trying to find fault in this fantastic production. From the ... More info
Review | theatre

The Day Shall Come [15] review - “Finding a real terrorist is harder than creating your own”

It’s quite a rare occurrence for me to come into a film almost completely blind, but I purposely ... More info
Review | cinema

Joker [15] review

Comedy is tragedy. And vice versa. At least it is for Arthur Fleck, adrift in an uncaring ... More info
Review | cinema
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