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Dial M for Murder review - Hitchcock adaptation falls flat

Dial M for Murder (1954) was the only film Alfred Hitchcock made in 3-D. There is one terrific ... More info

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Toad of Toad Hall review - Promising show cut short

Just under 70 yards from the Michael Pilch Studio, in the picturesque and leafy surroundings of ... More info

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Noël Coward is famously summed up by the title of Sheridan Morley’s biography, ‘A Talent ... More info

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When The Importance of Being Earnest was first staged in 1885, Oscar Wilde’s popularity was ... More info

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I took my almost 17 month old and six year old to see Kaleidoscope by Filstkit Theatre Company at ... More info

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Alan Bennet’s The History Boys debuted nearly twenty years ago, in 2004, to rapturous reviews. It ... More info

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There’s something nasty in the woodshed in Headingham, and it all comes spilling out the night ... More info

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As many performance art companies are adapting to the restrictions of lockdown with live-streamed ... More info

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Now is a great time to try a new exercise class. Thankfully, the amazing yoga teachers of Oxford ... More info

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A play with a real feel-good factor, To Sir With Love, explores how a willingness to learn can ... More info

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