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Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2013 review - Paddy Ashdown - A Brilliant Little Operation: The Cockleshell Heroes and the Greatest Raid of WWII, Thu 21st March

After 25 years in politics, Paddy Ashdown was sure to be a good bet for a charismatic and eloquent ... More info

Review | lectures

Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2013 review - Professor Mary Fulbrook: A Small Town Near Auschwitz - Ordinary Nazis and the Holocaust. Tuesday 19th March

What do you do when you discover your godfather was a Nazi, perhaps a war criminal? In Mary ... More info

Review | lectures

Although written in 1944, this Terence Rattigan play first premiered with its original text only a ... More info

Review | theatre

You have to get close to the objects in the Michael Wellby bequest to perceive the astonishing ... More info

Review | exhibitions

Karl Marx returns to modern-day London in this hour long show written by and starring Howard Zinn. ... More info

Review | theatre

It’s your first day in the Sixth Form at your new (and very posh) school and your mum turns ... More info

Review | theatre

Two questions run through Repetition like Heraclitus’ stream; is repetition possible, and is ... More info

Review | theatre

The best thing out of Copenhagen since Borgen and bacon, Danish synth-pop trio Efterklang last ... More info

Review | gigs

The very first shot of Christian Mungiu's new film, Beyond the Hills, seems to suggest one of ... More info

Review | cinema

The Cherry Orchard is a play about change. The owner of the Cherry Orchard estate, the fey, ... More info

Review | theatre

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