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·3rd December 2014

Review: The Country

✮✮✮ Hypnotist Theatre’s latest theatrical offering The Country is a tale of underlying tensions and untold secrets. The play opens...
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·27th November 2014

Review: Assassins

Sneha Alexander
✮✮✮✮✮ Through the stripes of a craftily constructed American flag, suits loom on a multi-levelled rostrum as lighting throws the...
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·14th October 2014

Review: Conscientious

Harriet Fry
✮✮✮✮ Pillbox Theatre’s debut play Conscientious recounts a young professional’s experience of life in the office and the drama’s that...
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·4th November 2013

What’s On Stage? 4th Week

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Welcome to What’s On Stage?, our weekly update showcasing the editors’ picks for what to see in Oxford each week. This week:...
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·7th October 2013

What’s On Stage? 0th Week

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Welcome to What’s On Stage?, our new weekly update showcasing the editors’ picks for what to see in Oxford each...
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·30th November 2014

Preview: Jackson & Grumitt: Planet Marmalade

Amelia Brown and Harriet Fry
When God created the world, for the first time, it was a bit of a disaster, although according to Jesus...
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·17th November 2014

Preview: Assassins

Helena Wilson
Stephen Sondheim’s Assassins is set to arrive at the O’Reilly with a bang in 7th week. First performed off-Broadway in...
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·10th October 2014

Back to unreality: fantasy literature staged at O’Reilly

Madeleine Perham
What defines the fantasy genre? Generally, what happens within the pages of such books is impossible, and closing the book...
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·14th October 2013

What’s On Stage? 1st Week

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