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Deuteronomy review - Superbly Absurd

Deuteronomy is the last of the Five Books of Moses. It’s the one that repeats a lot of the ... More info
Review | theatre

Lokkhi Terra review - A joyous fusion of tradition and transformation

Bossaphonik has long been one of the best things about living in Oxford. For almost twenty years ... More info
Review | gigs

Dead Man's Suitcase review - A Killer New Musical

Following two years of COVID-induced slumber, drama has reawakened in Oxford like a Blue Peter ... More info
Review | theatre

Cinderella review - You'll Have a Ball

It was a real treat to take our two children, aged 6 and 9, to see Cinderella at the Oxford ... More info
Review | theatre

Stewart Lee: Basic Lee review - A true return to form

If his last few tours are anything to go by, Stewart Lee is fond of a set piece. Content Provider ... More info
Review | theatre

Corsage [15] review - A Compassionate - if Clinical - Character Study

I must say I went into Corsage with some idea of what to expect. The film’s marketing had a ... More info
Review | cinema

24, 23, 22 review - Keenly self-aware examination of two flawed friends

Doug Dean’s tight two hand piece (three if you count the DJ) 24, 23, 22 was a play conceived ... More info
Review | theatre

Magic Goes Wrong review - It's a kind of magic

Beginning life as a troupe of drama school students performing award-winning improv at the ... More info
Review | theatre

Blue/Orange review - Juicy and Substantial

Describing Blue/Orange as a thought-provoking play about mental health feels a bit of an undersell. ... More info
Review | theatre

Nothing Happens (Twice) review - Absurdly Entertaining & Tragically Hilarious

Nothing Happens (Twice) is absurdly entertaining and tragically hilarious.Acting is an absurd ... More info
Review | theatre
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