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Films of the Year 2015 review

10 Girlhood [15] An edgy and effective film about girl gang culture in working class France, ... More info
Review | cinema

The Cowley Road Cookbook by Martin Stott review - '...here the author's knowledge and passion for his subject shines through.'

The anthropology of food is fascinating – how food is central to our lives from sustenance to ... More info
Review | uncategorised

Hail, Caesar! [12A] review - This movie is for anyone wishing to be transported in time.

Hail, Caesar! is a comedic expose of a collection of humans whose daily fortunes and talent are ... More info
Review | cinema

The Picture of Dorian Gray review - Beauty Gone to the Dogs

Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray bursts with themes relating to the place of aestheticism ... More info
Review | theatre

High-Rise [15] review - High-Rise highlights the human struggles and paranoia that evolve when a dream becomes fantasy enacted.

Even watching a preview will not prepare you for High-Rise. It draws you into its very core of ... More info
Review | cinema

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? review - The audience is forced into close proximity with the action – and what action it turns out to be

There are few more explosively intense and claustrophobic plays than Edward Albee's classic ... More info
Review | theatre

Emmy The Great review - 'the new, more electronic material sounds terrific'

Kicking off a UK tour on the day you release your new album is a risky business. We've all trudged ... More info
Review | gigs

Oxford Playwrights’ Showcase review - Lots of Creativity, Humour and Energy

The Playwrights' Showcase at the Pegasus Theatre involved work with varied themes and styles, ... More info
Review | theatre

Mark Watson review - Mark Watson – Flaws – Oxford Playhouse

“Be funny, Daddy!”Having seen Mark Watson on various panel shows, and enjoyed his rather ... More info
Review | theatre

Inspired by Blake Festival review - Ruth Rosen 'William Blake- Man Without a Mask'

A poetry reading requires poise and concentration. But to recite a writer’s whole oeuvre is a ... More info
Review | theatre
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