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Cabaret review

Cabaret is a difficult show to do well. It weaves together two different stories: one is the ... More info
Review | theatre

Thirsty review

This is difficult. Because, as a company, Paper Birds are so likeable. The performances were ... More info
Review | theatre

The Curse of the Oxford Revue review

The Curse of the Oxford Revue is the story of a small town, Blight-upon-Cripple, and a journalist, ... More info
Review | theatre

The Hunger Games [12A] review

Eminently lovable and successful screen adaptation of the awesome young adult dystopian fantasy ... More info
Review | cinema

Monkey Poet review

On Saturday night Oxford played host to the actor-come-poet-come-comedian, Matt Panesh, aka the ... More info
Review | theatre

Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2012 review - David Lammy: Tottenham to Westminster - has the door closed on social mobility? | Christ Church: Master’s Garden Marquee, Sat 24 March 2012

Were the riots of summer 2011 just a spontaneous outbreak of lawlessness or a sign of underlying ... More info
Review | festivals

Giselle review

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

The Canal and River Trust review

Few have lived in Oxford for very long without noticing at least one of the many waterways that ... More info
Review | uncategorised

The Top Ten Films of 2011 review - Most of the films below may have been made in 2010, but they didn’t come to Oxford until 2011, hence their inclusion in this review of the year.

1) SennaI have no interest in motor racing, but found Senna utterly enthralling. Done well, ... More info
Review | cinema

The Ides Of March [15] review

I can't help but be mighty sceptical whenever actors dabble in writing. Bless them, their talent ... More info
Review | cinema
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