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Chicago The Musical review - For theatre at its best, this shouldn't be missed.

Who would have thought an evening spent with a couple of conniving murderesses could be so ... More info
Review | theatre

Villagers, Aiden Knight review - '... they undoubtedly played at their best with such a discerning crowd.'

"Why do you keep a mandarin orange on here? Did you think it was a shaker?" Conor O'Brien ... More info
Review | gigs

Amadeus review - This is among the best three or four acting performances I've seen from dozens of student plays over the years

Hailed the length and breadth of Europe as a prodigy, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was weaned on the ... More info
Review | theatre

Lucy Rose review - 'It's rare that an artist of any description strikes me as unique and then continues to surprise me but Lucy Rose is one of these.'

Whenever I hear of a new band the first thing I do is check them out on YouTube. I think you can ... More info
Review | uncategorised

What Does it Mean to be Human in the Digital Age? review

Students, local residents and academics gathered at the Mathematics Institute yesterday, wondering ... More info
Review | lectures

Little Howard's Big Show for Kids review - Brilliantly Refreshing: Two-dimensional and Proud

Little Howard's Big Show For Kids brings to the live stage a comedy double act which has now ... More info
Review | theatre

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead review - The comedy is allowed to shine out, occasionally pantomimishly milked but in the main handled with professionalism.

I'd been looking forward to sitting down to enjoy this very definition of 'meta-', and the Oxford ... More info
Review | theatre

Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra presents Bach's St John Passion, Thursday 24 March review - St John Passion - Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra

On Maundy Thursday, the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra, led by conductor Robert Quinney and joined ... More info
Review | concerts

Bed Time review

A little younger than the targeted audience, my little princess (aged just 16 months), first-time ... More info
Review | theatre

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? review - The audience is forced into close proximity with the action – and what action it turns out to be

There are few more explosively intense and claustrophobic plays than Edward Albee's classic ... More info
Review | theatre
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