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Testing The Echo review

Testing the Echo achieves the impossible - mocking the Citizenship Test and poking fun at English ... More info

Review | theatre

Tales from the Brothers Grimm review

Cocoon-like houses painted on lanterns that swing in the gnarly branches of the surrounding set, ... More info

Review | theatre

In its beginnings, chamber opera was the embodiment of English practicality and the need for the ... More info

Review | theatre

Anyone who dares, as Benedick West has, to put a collection of monologues on stage runs the risk of ... More info

Review | theatre

Richard Burton got the chance to come to Oxford for about 6 months in 1943. In that time he met ... More info

Review | theatre

The Regal opened in April 1937, as a cinema for the residents of East Oxford. It was not the first ... More info

Review | uncategorised

Those who saw Nick Love’s last film – the brilliant but brutal Outlaw – would have been ... More info

Review | cinema

No, not mud, tents and music stages, but a sedate marquee amidst the cloisters of Christ Church ... More info

Review | festivals

For just the day or a full working week, Creation Theatre offers children’s workshops, often ... More info

Review | theatre

Gillian Baverstock: Enid BlytonSun 25th March I left this talk feeling very disturbed and unsure ... More info

Review | festivals

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