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Summer 1954 - Table Number 7 & The Browning Version review - Two moving portrayals of changing times

Born in 1911, playwright Terrence Rattigan studied History at Trinity College in Oxford, becoming a ... More info

Review | theatre

The Cherry Orchard review - Chekhov's classic performed with "enviable tenacity and soul"

An intricate snapshot highlighting the shifting boundaries of class in Russia and Eastern Europe ... More info

Review | theatre

Being delulu really is the solulu. Sophie Duker has convinced me once again that this is the way to ... More info

Review | gigs

The last time Rupert Goold directed Hamlet, in 2005, he took the audacious step of excising the ... More info

Review | theatre

He caught it! And due to the catching of it, he became the official photographer for the African ... More info

Review | uncategorised

Until now, the Jesus College Project has been strolling in the foothills of Shakespeare. With ... More info

Review | theatre

As Ratty says in Wind in the Willows “there is nothing – absolutely nothing – half so much ... More info

Review | theatre

Ian McEwan's latest novel WHAT WE CAN KNOW isn't out until Thursday 18 September, but this was a ... More info

Review | lectures

To borrow an old internet gag, if I had a penny for every time Nicholas Hoult played a guy who ... More info

Review | cinema

Stepping into the theatre for Robin Ince - The Universe and The Neurodiverse, I really wasn’t ... More info

Review | theatre

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