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The Life of Galileo review - 'Truth is the child of time, not the prisoner of authority'

Bertolt Brecht's The Life of Galileo explores the life of the founder of modern science and ... More info
Review | theatre

Oxford Literary Festival 2018 review - Robert Peston. WTF: What have we done? Why did it happen? How do we take back control? Thursday 22nd March.

Robert Peston is a journalist and television presenter who needs very little introduction. I ... More info
Review | lectures

Brian Fagan 'A Little History of Archaeology' review - Ripping yarns for the archaeologically inclined

After a glowing recommendation from Michael Wood in the most recent edition of Current Archaeology, ... More info
Review | lectures

Nine Below Zero, Charlie Austen review - Distinctly above average Rhythm and Blues

In 1980, Nine Below Zero (NBZ) released their first record Live At The Marquee from which they ... More info
Review | gigs

How to Use a Washing Machine review - 'We'll be slitting our throats over the lasagne.'

On its dinky little 15 x 10cms programme, the good folk responsible for How to Use a Washing ... More info
Review | theatre

The Nature of Forgetting review - An unforgettably vibrant evocation of a forgotten life

Sophie is helping Tom into his socks. He is waiting for his mother to bring him a birthday cake. ... More info
Review | theatre

Israel Nash review - The new spirit of American song lifts The Bullingdon

Israel Nash literally brought the spirit of Texas with him to The Bullingdon. He opened his set ... More info
Review | gigs

No Man Ever review - 'Let me not to the marriage of true minds admit impediments'

Those who believe that the prime study for men and women is man and woman him/herself, will have ... More info
Review | theatre

For Colored Girls [Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf] review - ‘Sing a black girl's song’

Last night the Burton Taylor Studio hosted the packed-out premiere of a new student production of ... More info
Review | theatre

The Apparition [12A] review - A testament to patience

This is a very long film. If you go to this and it’s a late show (for example, 9pm), don’t be ... More info
Review | cinema
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