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Pride and Prejudice (Sort Of) – Oxford Playhouse

Posted on 12th March 2020 by Catrin Haberfield

“That’s my brooch you THIEVING BITCH” screams Lydia Bennett as she hurls herself across the stage at her sister Kitty. Needless to say, this is not Pride and Prejudice as […]

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The Storm – Oxford Playhouse

Posted on 26th October 2019 by Catrin Haberfield

I’ll be honest, I’ve never voluntarily gone to a dance performance. I went to the ballet for my ninth birthday, admittedly; I’ve seen friends in school dance productions; I enjoy […]

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Barber Shop Chronicles – Oxford Playhouse

Posted on 13th October 2019 by Young Perspective

From the National Theatre to a national tour, Inua Ellam’s Barber Shop Chronicles highlights important messages. The play explores diaspora and masculinity within black culture, leaping between several barber shops from around the globe – England, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Ghana, Nigeria, and South Africa – over the course of a single day.

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Malory Towers – Oxford Playhouse

Posted on 5th October 2019 by Young Perspective

“Deliciously naughty”. The line that got the largest laugh, and one which summarises what was unexpectedly the most wonderful play I’ve seen in a long time.

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Awkward Conversations With Animals I’ve F***ed – Burton Taylor Studio

Posted on 28th September 2019 by Young Perspective

It’s a lot of words, I’ll give you that. Monologues are a gargantuan task at the best of times, let alone when the entire production is an hour-long solo effort. So why did I feel so underwhelmed by a nationally-touring, critically-acclaimed production that promised – at the very least – a thought-provoking evening?

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Two Trains Running – Oxford Playhouse

Posted on 28th September 2019 by Young Perspective

Taking on important issues of the time like gentrification, the poverty trap, and police tensions within the black community, Two Trains Running gives a picture of post-WW2 Pittsburgh and the aftermath of the death of Martin Luther King Jr. 

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