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Cyrano de Bergerac review - The most prominent proboscis this side of Damascus!

France, 1640, and Cyrano de Bergerac, a romantic poet and deadly swordsman, brave, eloquent and a ... More info

Review | theatre

Imagining the Divine: Art and the Rise of World Religions review - Divinely Uninspiring

The aim of Imagining the Divine is to “show how the exchange of ideas and objects in the first ... More info

Review | exhibitions

One of the strengths of writer and director Hannah Chilver-Vaughan's Three Parallel Places from ... More info

Review | theatre

Exploring artwork from five major world religions in a single exhibition is no mean feat. The ... More info

Review | exhibitions

TV has become a bit of a Dick-fest: Philip K having proven an irresistible authorial source for ... More info

Review | cinema

The Oxford Lieder Festival is one of the cultural highlights of the year in so many ways. Amazing ... More info

Review | concerts

As my 15th film in my binge week at the London Film Festival, Brawl in Cell Block 99 was unlike ... More info

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Following the unfortunate hospitalisation of this year’s planned speaker, Geoffrey West, as ... More info

Review | theatre

To call Fragments a loose adaptation of Euripides’ play Cresphontes would be an ... More info

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Student productions are always a case of trial and error. Explorations of skills growing and not ... More info

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