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Philharmonia Orchestra review - Recognition from Planet Zog?
The Philharmonia Orchestra from London's South Bank with conductor Edward Gardner came to the ...
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Review | concerts
Alphabet Backwards, Lewis & Leigh, Cosmosis review - Uplifting indie/electro/pop to pluck me out of my self-made misery
Last night I found myself at the Jericho Tavern. When I say 'I found myself' I mean, I had ...
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Review | gigs
American Idiot review - As a tale of rebellion and frustration, it simply disappoints
Gritty, heartfelt punk-rock opera this ain't. It doesn't matter how many Mohican hair-dos and ...
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Review | theatre
Stones in his Pockets review - A dynamic, hilarious and moving performance of a beautifully constructed play
Stones in his Pockets, written in 1996 by Marie Jones, tells the story of how life in a rural Irish ...
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Review | theatre
The Brand New Testament [15] review - ?Quirky, irreverent, and bursting with fresh metaphors, this profoundly human black comedy will leave you wanting to paint the sky with flowers
Given what's happened in Brussels recently, you wouldn't think God lived there. Unless, of course, ...
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Review | cinema
Andy Warhol: Works from the Hall Collection review - Despite many of these works being half a century old and very much of their time, they still manage to be fresh, vibrant and eternally young
It's difficult to talk about Andy Warhol's work without a chronic over-use of the word “iconic" ...
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Review | uncategorised
Midnight Special [12A] review - Midnight Special is refreshing take on a genre in need of it.
In a time when blockbuster superhero and sci-fi films go through every effort to make sure ...
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Review | cinema
Oxford Literary Festival 2016 review - Winter is Coming: Garry Kasparov on Vladimir Putin
Winter is Coming: Why Vladimir Putin and the Enemies of the Free World Must be StoppedGarry ...
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Review | lectures
Marguerite [15] review - The audience is attracted by her beauty, her energy and her self-belief despite her inability to hold a tune.
Hans Christian Anderson's Emperor's New Clothes is the closest analogy I can think of to describe ...
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Review | cinema
Bed Time review
A little younger than the targeted audience, my little princess (aged just 16 months), first-time ...
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