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Marguerite [15] review - The audience is attracted by her beauty, her energy and her self-belief despite her inability to hold a tune.

Hans Christian Anderson's Emperor's New Clothes is the closest analogy I can think of to describe ... More info
Review | cinema

Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra presents Bach's St John Passion, Thursday 24 March review - St John Passion - Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra

On Maundy Thursday, the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra, led by conductor Robert Quinney and joined ... More info
Review | concerts

Bed Time review

A little younger than the targeted audience, my little princess (aged just 16 months), first-time ... More info
Review | theatre

Haydn's 'Nelson' Mass review - I've attended many Nelson Masses and have four or five recorded versions, and Miss Heldt's soprano was as good as I've heard.

Sunday's Oakham School concert at the Sheldonian was an object lesson in ambition, programme ... More info
Review | concerts

Austen's Women review - Vaughan is equally convincing as young and old characters, and the transitions are clear and unjarring.

Rebecca Vaughan's one woman show seamlessly yet dizzyingly stitches together characters from across ... More info
Review | theatre

Hackney Colliery Band review - Indeed this was a musical tour de force with influences from Brubeck to Zappa –? hard to pigeon hole but hugely enjoyable.

No brass band marched on stage so proudly or played with such passion as the Hackney Colliery ... More info
Review | gigs

Swan Lake review - Strikingly fresh, superbly tight and disciplined performance from the Russian State Ballet of Siberia

In recent years when the Russian State Ballet of Siberia has come to the UK - and toured quite ... More info
Review | theatre

Standby For Tape Back-Up review - Through its pastiche of storytelling and footage, Standby for Tape Back-Up feels like nothing you've seen before.

It turns out that a video tape can be medicinal. Standby for Tape Back-Up, a play performed by Ross ... More info
Review | theatre

King Charles III review - Mike Bartlett's brilliant, award-winning play poses deep questions & touches raw nerves

Mike Bartlett's brilliant, award-winning play, King Charles III, has come to the Oxford Playhouse ... More info
Review | theatre

Toast review - A curious revival of an early work by a now-famous playwright fails to hit the mark.

Richard Bean is now rightly famous as one of the UK's finest modern playwrights. Award-winning ... More info
Review | theatre
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