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Lecture by Sir Anthony Seldon 'Public Schools and the Great War' review

Blackadder has a lot to answer for. The image of public school generals, upper class officers and ... More info

Review | exhibitions

The Oresteia review

Last night’s performance of the Oresteia at the Globe was a melange of a modern adaptation of ... More info

Review | theatre

Strike! is a show seeking to blend circus and theatre to express the injustices of a Kafkaesque ... More info

Review | theatre

The Cherry Orchard was Anton Chekov's final play. The Russian realist playwright intended the play ... More info

Review | theatre

Let's face it, The Grapes was probably due a few quid spent on it. It was a bit grubby, with a ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

London Road is many things: a musical, a film starring Tom Hardy and Olivia Coleman, and a verbatim ... More info

Review | cinema

First performed and set in 1952, Terence Rattigan’s The Deep Blue Sea is now considered to be one ... More info

Review | theatre

I never really thought of Romeo and Juliet as a comedy. You know the one; Shakespeare’s most ... More info

Review | theatre

Titus Andronicus has a reputation as being one of Shakespeare's brutal and bloodthirsty plays. ... More info

Review | theatre

Simon Godwin’s production of Richard II opens with an apt, if unscripted, prologue: the ... More info

Review | theatre

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