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Carrion review - Darkly Brilliant

If Shakespeare was indeed an upstart crow, then he’s alive and well in Max Morgan’s latest play ... More info
Review | theatre

The Ivy Brasserie review - A taste of luxe for everyone

Last night I had the pleasure of enjoying a night of nostalgia at The Ivy, which recently unveiled ... More info
Review | food-and-drink

Handel Messiah at SJE Arts review - Fresh, Formidable and Triumphant

If Handel’s Messiah is among the most frequently performed choral works of the Western musical ... More info
Review | concerts

Everybody's Talking About Jamie review - A little over-padded, but stands on its own two heels

Before we get going, let’s get one thing, for lack of a better word, straight; drag is not, and ... More info
Review | theatre

Jack and the Beanstalk review - A panto spectacle for all

The most ambitious undertaking by the Oxford Playhouse, the annual pantomime is a rich fixture in ... More info
Review | theatre

Milked review - Moving, Funny and Profound

Before tonight I had never heard of Simon Longman or his 2013 debut play Milked, but I’m ... More info
Review | theatre

Splash Test Dummies review - The Spirit of Pure Playfulness

Cornerstone puts together such an exciting and eclectic programme, with an imaginative selection of ... More info
Review | theatre

Richard III review - Spellbinding account of Machiavellian monarch

All hail the Jesus College Shakespeare Project. In just over two years it has become an Oxford ... More info
Review | theatre

Faust review - Burns with Intelligence and Commitment

This week Oxford is offering up two giants of Germanic art. Presenting, in the Keble corner, ... More info
Review | theatre

Bodies review - A Powerful, Imaginative Look at Love and AI

Deborah Acheampong’s last play, Love Me?, was a big, hot mess with loose ends, plot holes and a ... More info
Review | theatre
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