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Ruffian On the Stair review

Shock, outrage and amusement are what audiences have come to expect of Joe Orton’s plays and in ... More info

Review | theatre

He Had Hairy Hands review

Set in a quaint English town where preparations for an afternoon tea party are being upset by ... More info

Review | theatre

Commemorating the thirtieth anniversary of The Smiths’ seminal second album, Meat is Murder, are ... More info

Review | concerts

Brave New World, a dystopian novel written by Aldous Huxley in 1931, has been bravely adapted for ... More info

Review | theatre

The Saturday Matinee Company is a welcome addition to the Oxford theatre scene, creating no-frills ... More info

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Puritan England seems an unlikely setting for this 18th century opera - Oliver Cromwell's army were ... More info

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For Halloween, the Museum of Oxford and the immersive theatre company, Hidden Track, ran Damifino!, ... More info

Review | concerts

Eventide is a funny, poignant and charming new play exploring the gentle falling apart and rallying ... More info

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Soaring peaks, majestic glaciers, mountain-top monasteries. Oxford has its fair share of mountain ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

Yoshida Hiroshi (1876-1950) was, as one of my fellow visitors put it, “a Japanese bloke wot went ... More info

Review | lectures

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