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Oxford Lieder Festival 2005 review

21st October - Jonathan Lemalu (bass/baritone) and Sholto Kynoch (piano) Songs by Schumann, ... More info

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The Critic review - More to play with in this meta-comedy modernisation

Among the Big Three of Richard Brinsley Sheridan's comedies from the 1770s, The Critic (1779) is ... More info

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The last time I saw Romeo and Juliet in Oxford, I was in it: 1984, at the Catholic Chaplaincy on ... More info

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Here it is, the big one - Hamlet. And not just any Hamlet, but the Royal Shakespeare Company's, ... More info

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The last time Rupert Goold directed Hamlet, in 2005, he took the audacious step of excising the ... More info

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Daniel Raggett’s production in the Swan Theatre is as short, sharp and fiery as a red hot poker ... More info

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The chapel of St John's College is a magnificent setting for this most stately of all ... More info

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The Merchant of Venice is the most problematic of all Shakespeare's so-called problem plays, ... More info

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Cyrano de Bergerac is that rarest of things, a perfect play: funny, tragic, action-packed, and ... More info

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Macbeth may be one of Shakespeare’s shortest plays, but an 80-minute adaptation that still ... More info

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