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John Hegley and the Popticians with Inflatable Buddha review

John Hegley wears glasses. They are the thick-framed type that combine with his quiff to give him a ... More info

Review | gigs

The Fall Of The House Of Usher by Philip Glass review

January is an intense, discomforting month. It’s dark, moody and melancholy. For that reason, a ... More info

Review | theatre

The Hammer and Tongue poetry slam nights that used to happen here until v recently were ace: ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

First warning: the O'Reilly theatre is very hard to find, hence I missed the short opening piece ... More info

Review | theatre

A thing of beauty is a joy forever, wrote the poet Keats. And Bright Star is certainly that. It ... More info

Review | cinema

Celebrated composer and conductor John Rutter joins Oxford Philomusica for a special Remembrance ... More info

Review | concerts

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

Review | festivals

Oxfringe started in 2007 with just 2 events. This year they are playing host to 147 events across ... More info

Review | theatre

This was as much a place review as a show review for me as it was the first time I’d been to the ... More info

Review | gigs

Glyn Maxwell and Jo Shapcott: In Celebration of Auden and MacNeiceSun 25th March Poetry has an ... More info

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