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Oxford Jazz Festival 2009 review

Given that we're in the middle of a raging recession, it's no surprise that cultural ... More info

Review | gigs

Mark Steel review

It's really nice to see Mark Steel in the flesh, after years of Radio 4. I hadn't realised he was ... More info

Review | theatre

One of the biggest treats of Oxfringe 2009 has to John Hegley’s Beyond our Kennel show at the ... More info

Review | theatre

Once a pram shop, then a bleakly recession-emptied unit, this airy white space on The Plain is ... More info

Review | exhibitions

Cerebral, low budget science fiction. Now there's a phrase to conjure with, and one that up until ... More info

Review | cinema

I probably wouldn't have gone to this exhibition if I didn't know one of its organisers, but I'd ... More info

Review | exhibitions

The Regal opened in April 1937, as a cinema for the residents of East Oxford. It was not the first ... More info

Review | cinema

The Port Mahon, one of Oxford's most intimate live music venues, tonight played host to three ... More info

Review | gigs

The Regal opened in April 1937, as a cinema for the residents of East Oxford. It was not the first ... More info

Review | uncategorised

OVADA bursts with fresh, dynamic, creative ideas in the multi-media show ‘Gift’ staged by ... More info

Review | exhibitions

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