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Rebus: A Game Called Malice review - Clever adaption delivers tension and laughs

Sir Ian Rankin, the author of this play, is one of Britain’s most distinguished crime writers. ... More info

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New Theatre, Oxford review - A brief history of the New TheatreSections:The first plays in Oxford Theatre RoyalA new New Theatre in 1886Fire!The Dorrill FamilyThe most luxurious Theatre in EnglandBig business, and big businessesThe present dayThe future...Thanks and More Information

The story of the New Theatre is worthy of appearing on its own stage. It's got mystery, tragedy, ... More info

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The story of the New Theatre is worthy of appearing on its own stage. It's got mystery, tragedy, ... More info

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Michael Holdroyd, the celebrated biographer of Lytton Strachey, George Bernard Shaw and Augustus ... More info

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Oxford has a raw and fascinating history that latches on to the present, from its ancient ... More info

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Coming to an old but well-known musical with no previous knowledge of it was an interesting ... More info

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It almost feels unfair to review a 'work in progress' set from any comedian. It is, by its very ... More info

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Amidst the buzz of Bridgerton returning to Netflix to finish off the much-awaited season 3, it ... More info

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With a title plucked from the back catalogue of Jacobean crooner John Dowland, and a plot somewhere ... More info

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With a student-led play, there is always the fear of a naive and immature production - flashes of ... More info

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