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The Absence of War review - The Absence of War, Weds 8th April 2015, The Oxford Playhouse

'Politics comes down to people' was one of the central themes of last night's performance of David ... More info
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Les Misérables School Edition review - Les Misérables School Edition– Musical Youth Company of Oxford, Headington School Theatre, 31st March 2015

Producing Les Misérables would be challenging even with a professional company. So MYCO's ... More info
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Return To The Forbidden Planet review - Return to the Forbidden Planet New Theatre, 30th March to 4th April 2015

Return to the Forbidden Planet, based on the 1956 sci-fi film ‘The Forbidden Planet’, itself ... More info
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Oxford Literary Festival 2015 review - Peter Conrad talks to Peter Aspden: How the World was Won: the Americanization of Everywhere

Peter Conrad talking to the FT’s Peter Aspden covered everything from Elvis to envy – how we ... More info
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Oxford Literary Festival 2015 review - Blue Note: Uncompromising Expression – 75 years of the Finest in Jazz

The 75th anniversary of the founding of the jazz label Blue Note in 2015 sparked a spate of ... More info
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Oxford Literary Festival 2015 review - Zoe Williams: Get it Together: We Deserve Better Politics

After swooping in late to the Divinity School, having apparently just exclaimed 'where the hell is ... More info
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Warzone + The Power Within review

Pegasus Youth Theatre Companies' double bill, Warzone and The Power Within, is immensely affecting. ... More info
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Oxford Literary Festival 2015 review - John Dickie talks to Fred Plotkin: Delizia! The Epic History of Italians and their Food

Prosciutto! Ciabatta! Cappuccino! Pesto! Tortellini! It’s not often you hear such words ... More info
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Oxford Literary Festival 2015 review - John Crace: I Never Promised You a Rose Garden

John Crace (I Never Promised You a Rose Garden) is a parliamentary sketch writer and his talk was ... More info
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Oxford Literary Festival 2015 review - Gerard Russell: Heirs to Forgotten Kingdoms: Journeys into the disappearing religions of the Middle East Peter Hennessy: Establishment and Meritocracy and Reflections on Election 2015

With friends on Friday, we wanted to finish off the day with a 6pm talk before going out to dinner ... More info
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