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Dear Brutus by J.M. Barrie review - Characterised by a pervasive quietness

J.M. Barrie’s enduring idea of 'the little boy who never grew up’ is an appealing fantasy of ... More info

Review | theatre

Engraved review - Astute and Delicate Exploration of Grief

I’ve decided: if Engraved were a coffee it’d be a macchiato, which is an espresso with a little ... More info

Review | theatre

Remember when getting Covid meant you had to stay in for seven days? For most of us, it was a ... More info

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It seems improbable that Groucho Marx and T.S Eliot should admire each other, let alone choose to ... More info

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Discworld fans know that Stephen Briggs is a veteran at adapting Terry Pratchett’s works: Briggs ... More info

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Alice d'Lumiere is just another commuter on the train through life; sensible shoes, a practical ... More info

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This summer, as usual, I attended two Writers' Greenhouse Saturday workshops. It was sad not to be ... More info

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Creation Theatre’s unique, exciting and upbeat experience invites the audience to travel between ... More info

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Robert and Caroline Jackson, for charity and in association with Oxfordshire music groups, have for ... More info

Review | concerts

More and more these days, we are having firsts online – meetings, birthday parties, nights out, ... More info

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