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Carey Young: Appearance review - A Uniquely Humanist View of Justice

The glow of an immense screen lights up a vast, dark atrium. The set-up onscreen is simple: a ... More info

Review | exhibitions

Engraved review - Astute and Delicate Exploration of Grief

I’ve decided: if Engraved were a coffee it’d be a macchiato, which is an espresso with a little ... More info

Review | theatre

Well, before we begin let’s get the obvious gag out of the way - nothing on The Menu is cruelty ... More info

Review | cinema

In this absolute masterclass by Oxford’s own Philharmonic, I could have sworn I was transported ... More info

Review | concerts

The overture to this recital of almost symphonic proportions was provided by two of the Oxford ... More info

Review | concerts

During the first lockdown in 2020, one of the saviors for family theatre were the Little Angel ... More info

Review | theatre

Before The Fabelmans even starts Steven Spielberg pops up on screen to address us, like Alfred ... More info

Review | cinema

Rob Newman appears to have carved out for himself a unique genre of comedy, which I’m going to ... More info

Review | theatre

It’s been impossible to escape the hype for Cate Blanchett in Tár, especially if you happen to ... More info

Review | cinema

Let me begin by adding my horn to Brendan Fraser’s well-deserved critical fanfare, because my ... More info

Review | cinema

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