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Macbeth and Much Ado About Nothing review - A Fantastic Double-Bill

June in Oxford is Shakespeare season, and what better way to spend a hot summer night than ... More info

Review | theatre

Henry VI, part three review - Intimate, immersive staging captures the humanity in the horrors of war

This was more than a production of a single Shakespeare play. It was the culmination of twelve ... More info

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Doug Dean’s tight two hand piece (three if you count the DJ) 24, 23, 22 was a play conceived ... More info

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At the risk of stating the obvious, Macbeth is An Extremely Well-Known Play. In Oxford alone ... More info

Review | theatre

Trying to summarize Experiment Human into one sentence is a nightmarish proposal, but let’s give ... More info

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It’s no secret that 2020-2021 were extremely challenging years for the theatre world, so it’s ... More info

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Patricia Hodge and Nigel Havers dazzle in Christopher Luscombe’s rendition of Noel Coward’s ... More info

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After the last couple of years of lockdowns, throat-swabbing, mask-wearing and self-isolating ... More info

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Like most of us, Stewart Lee has been lying low for the last couple of years, but he’s re-emerged ... More info

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When it arrived in 1996, Scream gave the horror genre a much need shot in the arm. The original ... More info

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