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Opus 7 review

Opus 7 is a kaleidoscopic blend of circus and brass. Describing their genre as 'Fanfare burlesque', ... More info

Review | theatre

Tosca review - I would certainly see another Ellen Kent production for the singers and the spectacle, but I would not necessarily expect emotional depth.

All I knew about Tosca before this Friday was that she throws herself off some battlements at the ... More info

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Nowadays, smoking has thankfully gone out of fashion, but in the 1870s a gypsy cigarrera enthralled ... More info

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There are few more explosively intense and claustrophobic plays than Edward Albee's classic ... More info

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This is a little gem tucked away in the late evening on Radio 4: a comedy sketch show by two new ... More info

Review | uncategorised

There's something immensely reassuring about Quod. It looks right, it feels right, they get the ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

The Playwrights' Showcase at the Pegasus Theatre involved work with varied themes and styles, ... More info

Review | theatre

The Sound of Music arrived in Oxford yesterday, bringing its sickly sweetness and familiar notes to ... More info

Review | theatre

“He has a face for radio” - a cringe-inducing jibe. It could be (and perhaps has been) said ... More info

Review | theatre

Selma is a film about Martin Luther King influencing President Johnson to change his mind about ... More info

Review | cinema

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