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Beethoven and Bruch review - Sinuous gestures in a pillar-free zone

The Orchestra of St John's and its tireless founder and conductor John Lubbock are celebrating ... More info

Review | concerts

Imagining the Divine: Art and the Rise of World Religions review - Representing the Divine

Exploring artwork from five major world religions in a single exhibition is no mean feat. The ... More info

Review | exhibitions

Spotting a passer-by on the High Street wearing a blue badge reading ‘I did nothing’ I wanted ... More info

Review | exhibitions

Burgundy; Barossa Valley; Tuscany: all famous regions known for producing some of the most ... More info

Review | attractions

Mythmaking, Ashmolean Museum, 28th July 2019 Part of Offbeat Festival, Mythmaking is a unique kind ... More info

Review | theatre

Claudette Johnson has continually questioned the boundaries imposed on black people, especially ... More info

Review | exhibitions

If you haven’t been before, look out for the next in the series of 8 concerts that form the 2019 ... More info

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I wonder that Stephen Hough has time to practise and play in public the piano. In music, he's also ... More info

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The sun in the form of the God Helios was in the ascendancy in Summertown on Sunday afternoon, and ... More info

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Modern Art Oxford's latest exhibition asks where drawing is, in the new digital world we all live ... More info

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