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Wilde Without the Boy review - Wednesday 23rd April, 2014 - Burton Taylor Studio

Oscar Wilde was wild. He was a ballsy dude. No question. We know what he said; we know what he ... More info

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The Canterbury Tales review

This play, excellently adapted by Mike Poulton, who was recently behind Wolf Hall and Bring Up The ... More info

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I must ‘fess up’; I am a huge fan of Lord Melvyn Bragg, but had not read any of his ... More info

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You know you've been to an infectiously high-spirited gig when you see grown men (well, large ... More info

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Little science, less sex and a lot of serendipity were on the menu when science historian Patricia ... More info

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Four-time Irish and three-time UK Sportswriter of the year, David Walsh has been one of the most ... More info

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Although written in 1944, this Terence Rattigan play first premiered with its original text only a ... More info

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First performed 101 years ago, Rutherford & Sons received universally rave reviews in London ... More info

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Ceri Allen's exhibition City Life at Corpus Christi College shows lonely, alienated figures in ... More info

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Kenneth Emson's England Street, a modern drama exploring race in Britain, was written in 2011 ... More info

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