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King Of Cats, Be Good, Kitsch review

I'm not sure how my ears survived the bracing onslaught of Cassels, who mainlined the fulsome ... More info

Review | gigs

An Elegant Society: Adam Buck, Artist in the Age of Jane Austen review

I was pleasantly surprised by this exhibition of works by late 18th century portraitist and ... More info

Review | exhibitions

The eastern outpost of a modern Oxford institution, Cowley Road’s George and Delila always seems ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

Garsington Opera's production of Benjamin Britten's opera Death in Venice is flawless. Deeply ... More info

Review | theatre

Billed as “Orpheus is doing stand up for the gods”, it was hard to know what to expect from ... More info

Review | theatre

In June 1863, Johannes Brahms wrote to a friend, 'My love for Schubert is a very serious one, ... More info

Review | concerts

The Royal Shakespeare Company (unsurprisingly) seeks to connect 'Shakespeare's world' with the ... More info

Review | theatre

The Orchestra of St John's, conductor John Lubbock, and Morgan Pearse, baritone, performed for a ... More info

Review | concerts

The first full-length play by former teacher Vivienne Franzman, Mogadishu isn't set in the war ... More info

Review | theatre

A very interesting peek into the early life of Enoch Powell, following the now well-established ... More info

Review | theatre

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