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Cult Screens - Oxford review

Stand by Me, Oxford Castle Unlocked, Thursday 30th July 2015 If there is one film that benefits ... More info

Review | cinema

Annie review - 'It is unrestrained escapism, and it is a delight.'

Annie is set in the U.S. in the 1930s during the Great Depression which has forced millions out of ... More info

Review | theatre

Every year at Christmas, It’s a Wonderful Life is compulsive viewing at our house. So I was ... More info

Review | theatre

London Road is many things: a musical, a film starring Tom Hardy and Olivia Coleman, and a verbatim ... More info

Review | cinema

A Bird is Not a Stone calls itself the UK’s first major “bi-lingual, made-in-Scotland anthology ... More info

Review | festivals

On a balmy Oxford summer evening in the bright lecture theatre of the Botanic Gardens, Karen Lee ... More info

Review | lectures

Ashkenazy as a conductor is a new phenomenon for me and on Friday night at the Sheldonian he led ... More info

Review | concerts

“Hey Baby! Better stop smoking those cigarettes…Baby!”I love to laugh, which is always a good ... More info

Review | gigs

There is a corpse in the Bodleian…John Schad and Fred Dalmasso’s adapted “play of voices”, ... More info

Review | theatre

Legally Blonde was first a book by Amanda Brown, then a film (2001) and in 2007 it opened as a ... More info

Review | theatre

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