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Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2012 review - Chancellor's Lecture: 'The Rivered Earth'. Chris Patten talks to Vikram Seth | Sheldonian Theatre, Tue 27 March 2012

In the vaulted, baroque setting of the Sheldonian Theatre - Chris Patten’s ‘great Roman ... More info

Review | festivals

Now Until the Hour review

The telephone rings and rings and rings and slowly Mary appears. She has spilt her coffee, she is ... More info

Review | theatre

Giselle is a lovely, quirky ballet. It's short - only 2 acts. Its first half involves a formal ... More info

Review | theatre

Steve Larkin's N.O.N.C.E. is many things - probably none of which you'll be expecting. With a show ... More info

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Which side of this film attracted you most – the western or the sci-fi?Harrison Ford: I don’t ... More info

Review | cinema

The subject matter of A Delicate Balance by Edward Albee (Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?) is ... More info

Review | theatre

It’s quite easy not to immediately notice Shezan as you walk down the High Street, since it’s ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

Kneehigh Theatre return to the Playhouse with a fairy tale complete with a deer, but this is no ... More info

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Combining modern dance, live music, improvisation and animation, Points of Ellipsis was ... More info

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Oxford Operatic Society’s innovative revival of The Mikado sets Gilbert and Sullivan’s classic ... More info

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