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Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2009 review - World War Two: Behind Closed DoorsLaurance ReesTue 1st April

History – “It’s so in the past”. This was the reaction of a Sixth Former when Laurence Rees ... More info

Review | festivals

The Crucible review

Let me start this review by saying that I didn’t read The Crucible at school, unlike half of ... More info

Review | theatre

Horrid Henry wants his own identity separate from that of his kid brother Perfect Peter, so he ... More info

Review | theatre

David Starkey got the Oxford Literary Festival off to a grand start with a tour de force lecture ... More info

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Can Any Mother Help Me? opens in a 1930s world of teacups and Vim where young mothers exchange ... More info

Review | theatre

I did not have high expectations of Horrid Henry Live and Horrid! - a couple of years ago I ... More info

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This week the Burton Taylor Studio is offering two performances each night by members of 16|22, the ... More info

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Once a pram shop, then a bleakly recession-emptied unit, this airy white space on The Plain is ... More info

Review | exhibitions

Puerile, mean, shocking, rude, controversial, confusing, confused - and occasionally hilarious, ... More info

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The thing about Shakespeare, I think, is that no matter how many times you read it, whether by ... More info

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