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Showstopper! review - '...a night of laughter and hilarity is guaranteed.'

Last night, the Oxford audience rejected Parliament, the Kremlin, Ancient Rome and Martin's ... More info
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Gangsta Granny review - Exuberant adaptation of Walliams' most popular children's book does not disappoint

David Walliams' exuberant adaptation of his most popular children's book does not disappoint. ... More info
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The Three Countertenors review - ' A rather odd mix, but hugely enjoyable and packed with Christmas spirit.'

Billed as The Three Counter-tenors, this concert was by another variation of the infinitely ... More info
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Joseph & The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat review - Backed by an energetic and talented cast McElderry's Joseph shone almost as brightly as his fancy coat

In all of my 36 years, this is the first time I have ever seen a live performance of Joseph, yet I ... More info
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Reef review - This is Reef showing us that they are a powerhouse of noise and are giving us everything they've got.

As I enter the room, I'm immediately glad I made it in time to hear Desert Mountain Tribe kick off ... More info
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Opus 7 review

Opus 7 is a kaleidoscopic blend of circus and brass. Describing their genre as 'Fanfare burlesque', ... More info
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Tosca review - I would certainly see another Ellen Kent production for the singers and the spectacle, but I would not necessarily expect emotional depth.

All I knew about Tosca before this Friday was that she throws herself off some battlements at the ... More info
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Fat White Family, Phobophobes review - It's the crap of life expressed through incredibly well-written and stunningly-played songs.

Smashing bodies, crowd surfing, flying spit and booze: Fat White Family gigs are a cut above – ... More info
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Long Yu & Vera Tsu with Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra review - This romantic music seemed to coil itself in circular patterns like some lazy python around Ms Tsu as she mined the deep well of melody that pours from the score.

Max Bruch and his 1st Violin Concerto have their being in much the same niche as Johann Pachelbel ... More info
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Die Fledermaus review - A production that embraces the popular, the ridiculous, the farcical - with a bold, bright twist of modernity thrown into the mix

It is the glory and curse of Die Fledermaus that every note is absolutely and instantly familiar; ... More info
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