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The 39 Steps review - Two hours of theatrical, magical and joyful laughter

Published in 1915, John Buchan’s The Thirty-Nine Steps has had a rich life post publication, with ... More info

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The School for Scandal review - A comedy of manners with too many moving parts

I’ve been on a bit of a Bridgerton kick lately. I and the rest of the world, it seems, as the ... More info

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When Richard Brinsley Sheridan’s masterpiece, The School for Scandal, opened at Drury Lane ... More info

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Gappy Tooth Industries celebrated its 22nd birthday in the community hub of Common Ground on Little ... More info

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Chelsea Birkby is taking Jericho by storm with her comedy, and using her superpower for good, as ... More info

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This academic year has been bookended by two stonking productions of plays by Peter Shaffer. Back ... More info

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Playing games is at the heart of improv. In its heyday, the ground-breaking Channel 4 show Whose ... More info

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The nature of any Oxford Imps show is that when it comes to what you’re going to get, it’s ... More info

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It was always going to be ambitious. Five actors playing fifteen roles, a complex, nuanced theme ... More info

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There’s something fantastical in the air at Magdalen College this summer. Last week, in the ... More info

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