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Rossini's 'Petite Messe Solennelle' with Oxford University Chorus review - Admit me to Paradise
It's akin to a cliche that Rossini's Petite Messe Solennelle is neither little, solemn nor truly ...
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The Depraved Appetite of Tarrare the Freak review - Eloquent puppetry and sublime singing at odds with a flawed script
Wattle and Daub Theatre, a young company from Bristol, have found the tale of Tarrare, a fugitive ...
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Paul Auster review - Auster delivers but only in parts
Securing such an elusive American literary giant as Paul Auster, who has rarely appeared in the UK ...
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Get Out [15] review - Troubled times breeds troubling horror
Politically troubled times often breed fantastic horror in American cinema. The McCarthyism and red ...
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The Schubert Series II - James Lisney review - Schubert himself might have stepped out with a smile of satisfaction
Schubert's drama, intimacy and humour were brilliantly articulated by pianist James Lisney last ...
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Valery Gergiev review - Shaking out the cobwebs
I don't watch sport, but I imagine the intensity and involvement one
feels as an audience ...
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Live Well Live Long: Teachings from the Chinese Nourishment of Life Tradition and Modern Research review
While the government health advisers and BMA experts issue edicts through the 24 hour news media, ...
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Spring Weekend of Song: Benjamin Appl, Baritone & Sholto Kynoch, Piano review - It is rare to have experienced something so enchanting
We are incredibly lucky to have the Oxford Lieder Festival as part of our cultural landscape. The ...
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Viceroy’s House [12A] review - Big screen depiction of a country divided
'History is written by the victors': so opens Viceroy's House, a historical drama set during the ...
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The Winter's Tale review - An expertly unflinching exploration of Shakespeare's most bizarre play
Time waits, slumped like a bored teenager at a bus stop. The stage illuminates into intense, lonely ...
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