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Summer Bootcamp review

Until Wednesday, my only experience of a bootcamp class was watching one take place from across a ... More info

Review | uncategorised

The Listening Room review

So I went to another gig last night. I know – on a school night! And I am so glad I did, even ... More info

Review | gigs

A Bird is Not a Stone calls itself the UK’s first major “bi-lingual, made-in-Scotland anthology ... More info

Review | festivals

Hammer and Tongue was created by Steve Larkin 12 years ago and has now become entrenched in ... More info

Review | theatre

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

Review | theatre

I’m always a bit nervous about turning up to clubs or pubs on my own. I had a pair of tickets for ... More info

Review | theatre

On a balmy Oxford summer evening in the bright lecture theatre of the Botanic Gardens, Karen Lee ... More info

Review | lectures

Blacksmithing was once at the heart of every village community and clearly lies very close to the ... More info

Review | exhibitions

Ashkenazy as a conductor is a new phenomenon for me and on Friday night at the Sheldonian he led ... More info

Review | concerts

‘The function of art is to unsettle and trouble, to provoke and excite, to alarm and inspire’, ... More info

Review | theatre

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