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Joseph Morpurgo: Hammerhead review - Technically impressive yet comically flat

Gosh. I don’t know quite what to make of Joseph Morpurgo’s Hammerhead. It was clearly ... More info

Review | gigs

Oxford Literary Festival 2018 review - Burn the Witch? More like hang them - Ronald Hutton talks to Diarmaid MacCulloch, British Academy Lecture, The Witch: A History of Fear, Thursday 22nd March.

As someone who has the typical marks of a witch (dark eyes, birth mark, an affinity with animals) ... More info

Review | lectures

I came into this movie having thoroughly enjoyed Taika Waititi’s Thor: Ragnarok last year and ... More info

Review | cinema

On entering UE Coffee (62a High Street, Witney) it was impressive how the quirky little coffee shop ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

I am not a great fan of Dara O Briain’s TV shows being only a peripheral flicker into Mock the ... More info

Review | theatre

Thursday's Oxford Philharmonic concert was an all-Russian affair in three senses. The programme ... More info

Review | concerts

Goodness this is an odd production. One of Shakespeare's more indefinable pieces, translated into ... More info

Review | theatre

Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake is possibly one of the most famous ballets and the My First Ballet ... More info

Review | theatre

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

Review | gigs

It was a perfect evening when I went to Garsington - not too hot, not too cold, but mild enough to ... More info

Review | theatre

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