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The Diary of A Hounslow Girl review - Bold comedy from a Hounslow Girl

How does a teenager fit into a multicultural London and remain a good Muslim? Can the two ... More info

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Every You Every Me review - Seeing the world through butter-smeared goggles

As the parent of two teenagers, one in Year 13, I was looking forward to seeing what Barney Norris ... More info

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On this coming weekend of Irish culture, we could quote Brendan Behan, discuss the plays of Samuel ... More info

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We are incredibly lucky to have the Oxford Lieder Festival as part of our cultural landscape. The ... More info

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Time waits, slumped like a bored teenager at a bus stop. The stage illuminates into intense, lonely ... More info

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Infinity Pool is a remarkable piece of theatre. Bea Roberts, the writer and perfomer, has finessed ... More info

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'Solidarity forever, for the union makes us strong.' Did Mark Thomas really hear this song of ... More info

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'Who wants to play war?' Three enthusiastic young Bristol men are off to Catterick to enlist, and ... More info

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10 years ago Kate Nash released Made of Bricks, treating the world to her quirky, often ... More info

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This was a Sheldonian concert with a difference, both a competition and a showcase. The Oxford ... More info

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