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Episode 139 - Romance, Raunchiness and a Revolving Stage

It's our Valentine's Oxcast this week so we have lovey-dovey events like a romantic concert and a fiery storytelling. For those who loathe ... More info

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Howl's Moving Castle review - Fantastical, if a bit too faithful

There’s something fantastical in the air at Magdalen College this summer. Last week, in the ... More info

Review | theatre

And Then There Were None review - Enduringly Powerful

What do you get if you mix An Inspector Calls and Agatha Christie? The answer is And Then There ... More info

Review | theatre

Alice at the Asylum review - Gritty reimagining too edgy for its own good

Adaptations of Alice in Wonderland seldom work out well. They always sound intriguing, but ... More info

Review | theatre

I Will Delete This Story review - Grandiose claims not backed up by reality

I guess the warning signs were there from the start.In his programme notes (two full pages of ... More info

Review | theatre

MET Opera: The Hours [12A] review - A Hugely Moving Adaptation

Last Saturday, I headed to the Phoenix Picturehouse in Jericho to watch an HD Livestream of The ... More info

Review | cinema

Henry VI, part three review - Intimate, immersive staging captures the humanity in the horrors of war

This was more than a production of a single Shakespeare play. It was the culmination of twelve ... More info

Review | theatre

How To Buy a Planet, by D A Holdsworth review - A timely read

“It’s the Year 2024. Drowning in debt following the pandemic, and facing ruin, the leaders of ... More info

Review | uncategorised

The Merry Wives of Windsor review

Oxford Shakespeare Company is triumphantly back in beautiful Wadham gardens with The Merry Wives of ... More info

Review | theatre

Hänsel und Gretel review

Arriving down the mile drive entrance of Wormsely Estate, tunnelled in greenery, it is easy to feel ... More info

Review | theatre