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Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2013 review - Why Humans Like to Cry: Tragedy, Evolution and the Brain, Mon 18th March

'What makes you cry?' I’ve been asking my friends this question since finishing ... More info

Review | lectures

WOOD Festival review - Wood Festival: May 17th - 19th 2013

Once again, Wood Festival proves that small is beautiful. It's a bit like the West Coast of New ... More info

Review | gigs

Verbal spats are the Oxford Union’s bread and butter. Audiences expect to see blood on the ... More info

Review | theatre

Klaxons’ intriguingly titled support band for the night, Go On, Do It, Jump, kicked things ... More info

Review | gigs

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

Review | theatre

Oxford’s O2 Academy played host to MMG’s Oxfordshire Battle of the Bands Final, ... More info

Review | gigs

Though the pub's name is evidently taken from Alice in Wonderland, it's quite refreshing ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

Tosca began with a lightweight tone, comedic and farcical. This soon darkened but never to the ... More info

Review | theatre

The final year Oxford School of Drama students perform the obscure late 1920s expressionist play ... More info

Review | theatre

You have to get close to the objects in the Michael Wellby bequest to perceive the astonishing ... More info

Review | exhibitions

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