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Review: Everybody’s Talking About Jamie – A celebration of identity and resilience
Inspired by a 2011 BBC documentary, ‘Everybody’s Talking About Jamie’ is a heartwarming and empowering musical that will leave you in high spirits long after the curtains come down.
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Review: Pretty Woman The Musical – A stage full of love, laughter, and lifelong dreams
As the UK and Ireland tour of Pretty Woman: The Musical comes to Oxford’s New Theatre, we delve into the fascinating journey of transforming this classic romantic comedy into a spectacular stage musical and the enduring legacy of the late Garry Marshall’s heartwarming storytelling
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Review: The Bodyguard The Musical – A crowd-pleasing screen-to-stage musical
The impressive production of the beloved 90s movie proved to be both a crowd-pleasing screen-to-stage musical and a delightful reminder of the film and its iconic songs.
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Trust a bookseller: 40 book recommendations for this festive season and beyond
From timeless classics to hot new releases, browse our bookseller book recommendations for the festive season and beyond to find the perfect read – whether for yourself or for your loved ones.
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A look at the BBC series set in Oxford: The Following Events Are Based on a Pack of Lies
Much of the series – a twist on the familiar con man story – is filmed in and around Oxford, and we’ve rounded up the iconic spots around the city that feature in the series.
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Pedigree pooch and a stellar performance as Annie opens in Oxford
It was a tail-wagging adventure down Easy Street as Annie and the lovable pedigree pooch ‘Sandy’ took to the stage at New Theatre Oxford.
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Review: Fisherman’s Friends – Hooked from curtains up and reeled in as the show progresses*
As a musical about musicians, Fisherman’s Friends seems to have gotten the delicate balance between singing and storytelling right.
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Hilarious family-friendly pantomime Mother Goose comes to New Theatre Oxford
Join Ian McKellen and John Bishop as they bring the hilarious family-friendly pantomime Mother Goose to New Theatre Oxford.
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A look at the major projects set to transform Oxford
From transport improvements to housing developments, here’s a rundown of the major initiatives that are set to have a significant impact on the city.
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Traffic filters, LTNs, ZEZ, WPL… an introduction to Oxford’s traffic initiatives
From traffic filters and low traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) to zero emission zone (ZEZ) and workplace parking levies, here’s just about all you need to know about Oxford’s key traffic initiatives.
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Help shape how central Abingdon could be revitalised
Vale of White Horse District Council looking to identify parts of the market town that have seen better days and consider how they could have brighter futures.
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The Star Inn in Sparsholt to reopen after extensive refurbishment programme
The historic Star Inn in Sparsholt will reopen on Wednesday 15 June after an extensive programme of refurbishment carried out by the team behind Newbury’s Michelin-starred restaurant, The Woodspeen.
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Bertioli & Bell Hutley: Tableware inspired by the intricate nexus of nature
Bertioli and Bell Hutley have collaborated to launch a range of tableware inspired by a shared love of nature. Take a look at the intricate nexus of nature that has inspired this collection.
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All you need to know about Oxford’s Zero Emission Zone (ZEZ) pilot
As Oxford’s Zero Emission Zone (ZEZ) pilot comes into effect, here’s a quick look at what it it and what it means for drivers.
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Video gaming might not be as bad as you think, says Oxford study
There’s a common perception that video gaming is unhealthy, but a recent report by the Oxford Internet Institute almost certainly has a significant impact on this pop culture phenomenon.
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Anglo-American musical group releases album to raise awareness of Lyme disease
Anglo-American musical group SQUARE HALO has released an album ‘The Lyme Years’ to raise awareness of Lyme disease.