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The Axiom of Choice. review - Quirky caper through set theory, war, and French maths pranks

Axiom of Choice is a delightfully odd piece of ensemble theatre. It’s part biography of Andrew ... More info

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Othello review - Univ's take on tragedy raw, sincere and admirably original

The current production of Othello by the Royal Shakespeare Company is stolidly professional but ... More info

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I gotta be honest, I’m really not in the mood to write about the proliferation of fascism today. ... More info

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Unlikeable, impassive, Cillian Murphy’s J. Robert Oppenheimer is a muted presence in a big bang ... More info

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Folksy Theatre returned to Millets Farm Centre with another romping open air Shakespeare ... More info

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Since their 1984 debut in a violent indie comic form, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have been ... More info

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The Kanneh-Mason Trio performing at the Sheldonian Theatre is described in the programme as ... More info

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Ambition is at the heart of the Watermill Theatre. The first production I saw at the theatre was a ... More info

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Cinema can sometimes take strange turns. And the Barbenheimer phenomenon is not one cinephiles ... More info

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Is there anything more British than sitting in a municipal park on a summer’s evening, getting ... More info

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