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Jonathan Jones: Is Art Civilised? review

Jones clearly is smitten with Kenneth Clark, the writer and presenter of the seminal 1969 BBC2 ... More info

Review | lectures

Death in Venice review

Garsington Opera's production of Benjamin Britten's opera Death in Venice is flawless. Deeply ... More info

Review | theatre

Miraculously this was my first time coming to The Perch, drawn out to Binsey by the Irregular Folk ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

Clubbercise is, technically an exercise class, but it’s really, really fun. I can’t stress that ... More info

Review | uncategorised

It's a warm night at The Sheldonian on the last day of the University year. There are revellers ... More info

Review | concerts

For their third year running, Cult Screens are back in Oxford, holding cinema screenings in outdoor ... More info

Review | cinema

Intermezzo is Richard's Strauss' thinly-veiled 1924 depiction of his tumultuous relationship with ... More info

Review | theatre

David Le Page and his group brought some potent new music to Oxford on Thursday evening, as well as ... More info

Review | concerts

“Once more unto the breach” went Abingdon's Drama Club last night, performing Henry V to mark ... More info

Review | theatre

The Watermill Theatre’s magical setting beside a willow-lined mill race, with ducks on the lawn ... More info

Review | theatre

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