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Folk Weekend Oxford 2018 review - Review of FWO 2018: Banter, Mary Bateman and The Furrow Collective

'If you hear a tinkle on the knee, a Morris dancer it must be,' this is not a Chaucerian cant, or ... More info
Review | festivals

Israel Nash review - The new spirit of American song lifts The Bullingdon

Israel Nash literally brought the spirit of Texas with him to The Bullingdon. He opened his set ... More info
Review | gigs

Much Ado About Nothing review - A nice and entertaining evening

In Trinity Term, many garden plays spring up, using the beautiful landscapes and hidden corners of ... More info
Review | theatre

Spoiler Alert! presented by QED review - Condensed plots lead to a chortle-filled night

QED Comedy Lab are a remarkably prolific comedic body, holding several nights a week across Oxford, ... More info
Review | gigs

Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again [PG] review - Feelgood sequel with no plot but it doesn't matter!

Breezing into cinemas with a cheeky “Here we go again”, the Mamma Mia sequel is here. Turns out ... More info
Review | cinema

Maddie Campion: 20 Uses for a Lovedoll review - Bad luck mars a fascinatingly ambitious show

We entered the sweltering warmth of the Boiler Room at the Jam Factory to the fabulous Teenage ... More info
Review | gigs

Sonia Aste: Made in Spain review - Divertidísimo

Sonia Aste ‘warmed up’ the crowd by joking about the summer heat. Her Made in Spain show ... More info
Review | gigs

Oxford Comedy Festival: Tania Edwards & Daphna Baram review - Chortles provided by a pair of supremely talented comedians

QED Comedy Lab's Oxford Festival Fringe Preview Comedy Festival may be an unwieldy name, but it is ... More info
Review | gigs

Shakespeare's Globe at the Bodleian review - Democracy wins: a terrific theatrical experiment

Now this is an intriguing theatrical prospect. The Shakespeare Globe returns to the Bodleian this ... More info
Review | theatre

Leave. To Remain (An Aristophanic Brexit Tale) review - Millennia-old satire brought to bear on Brexit chaos

Found in Translation Theatre Company’s Leave. To Remain is a farcical dystopia of near-future ... More info
Review | theatre
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