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The Batman [15] review - A welcome return for a dark knight

A serial killer has begun murdering political figures in a rain-drenched city. A vigilante is ... More info

Review | cinema

Jesse Darling: No Medals No Ribbons review - A Hot Mess Of Fragility & Chaos

Jesse Darling: No Medals, No Ribbons is a hot mess of an exhibition – fragile, chaotic, sometimes ... More info

Review | exhibitions

In Changing the Story: Photographs of British Life in Black and White (1917 – 1962), at The North ... More info

Review | exhibitions

After the last couple of years of lockdowns, throat-swabbing, mask-wearing and self-isolating ... More info

Review | theatre

I am a firm believer that life happens away from screens, but the main reason I found myself at ... More info

Review | theatre

Review of 'Oxford’s Literary Ghosts and Magpie Lane' Oxford Literary Festival, Saturday 26th ... More info

Review | festivals

Kit Owen’s new play Come In, Oxford is a vital piece of local storytelling, with deeper themes at ... More info

Review | theatre

The newly reopened and significantly refurbished Museum of Oxford, at the Town Hall on St ... More info

Review | attractions

On Sunday evening I had the distinct privilege of attending a director Q&A screening of Ishtar ... More info

Review | cinema

Over the last few years, the Oxford Comedy Festival has become a firm fixture on Oxford’s ... More info

Review | gigs

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