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8th Brookes Human Rights Film Festival review

The Burma Play, performed by two professional actors and a musician, is a play which tells the ... More info

Review | cinema

The Adventures of Monsieur Robinet review

As always, the multi-talented wordsmith John Hegley exceeded all my expectations when he performed ... More info

Review | theatre

No, it isn’t the Bevs: it’s Chekhov, Jim, but not as we know it. There are no cool Derek Jacobi ... More info

Review | theatre

A Prophet is both a prison drama and a crime thriller, and a very good one too. Full of menace and ... More info

Review | cinema

Oxfringe started in 2007 with just 2 events. This year they are playing host to 147 events across ... More info

Review | theatre

Oxford Playhouse was certainly buzzing on Friday when it was taken over by poet and creepy-crawly ... More info

Review | theatre

As Blenheim Palace’s Marketing Manager, Hannah Payne, will tell you – Blenheim loves the ... More info

Review | exhibitions

Bond was back. So was the Bat. Both were disappointing. Depression was the name of the game in the ... More info

Review | cinema

Art is quintessentially a play about relationships. Nothing new there, but Art is about the ... More info

Review | theatre

From innovative Barbican-based theatre company Cheek By Jowl, in association with Théâtre des ... More info

Review | theatre

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