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Queen Anne review - '...it is in essence a period drama.'

The Royal Shakespeare Company (unsurprisingly) seeks to connect 'Shakespeare's world' with the ... More info
Review | theatre

Supermarket Scrooge Puppet Panto review - Quirky adaptation for the whole family. Five stars.

Last week I reviewed Seige theatre's version of A Christmas Carol, this week I went with the whole ... More info
Review | theatre

Joseph & The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat review - Backed by an energetic and talented cast McElderry's Joseph shone almost as brightly as his fancy coat

In all of my 36 years, this is the first time I have ever seen a live performance of Joseph, yet I ... More info
Review | theatre

Sense and Sensibility review - I'm not a huge Jane Austen fan, but I was converted by Oxford Theatre Guild

Now I'm the first to admit that I'm not a huge Jane Austen fan, but I have to say I was converted ... More info
Review | theatre

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? review - The audience is forced into close proximity with the action – and what action it turns out to be

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

Quod review - There's something immensely reassuring about Quod: it looks right, it feels right, they care about the details

There's something immensely reassuring about Quod. It looks right, it feels right, they get the ... More info
Review | food-and-drink

Oxford Playwrights’ Showcase review - Lots of Creativity, Humour and Energy

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

The Sound Of Music review - Sugarcoated musical delight at the New Theatre

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

Selma [12A] review

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

Daily Info on its 50th Birthday review - Taking money from little old ladies is wrong and you will go to hell - that's religion…

Monday September 28th, 1964. Goldfinger had been released in the UK, the Beatles were touring ... More info
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