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A Slice Through the World: Contemporary Artists’ Drawings review - The art of trickery

Modern Art Oxford's latest exhibition asks where drawing is, in the new digital world we all live ... More info

Review | festivals

Country For Old Men, Beard Of Destiny, Franklin's Tower review - Home-grown, high-energy, good ol’ fashioned country

Ah, the Bullingdon, we’re lucky to have it. Despite the appalling toilets, it’s great that ... More info

Review | gigs

Phoenix Picturehouse, Friday 16th November 2018It’s been a long two years for my Potter-verse ... More info

Review | cinema

I went along to Dr Michèle Mendelssohn’s Making Oscar Wilde unsure of what to expect. Having ... More info

Review | lectures

In 2009 financier Bernie Madoff was sentenced in New York to 150 years in gaol for having nicked a ... More info

Review | theatre

The title of the show is taken from an incident in which Gamble was trapped in New York by a ... More info

Review | gigs

As we entered the North Wall theatre space, writer Nick Makoha was already installed stage left ... More info

Review | theatre

A soulful, quiet masterpiece, Columbus sneaks up on audiences, with a film that is achingly ... More info

Review | cinema

You could say that Alan Bennett’s 2009 play-within-a-play, The Habit of Art, came home when it ... More info

Review | theatre

Firstly, I have never seen a show where so many plastic seats get to take centre stage, to such ... More info

Review | theatre

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