Cinema Reviews
With 20 commercial screens and several college facilities, Oxford avidly watches everything from blockbusters (Vue & Odeon) to arthouse (Phoenix and the Ultimate Picture Palace)

The Secret in their Eyes [18]: The unlikelihood of the plot - especially the ending - is very much balanced by the...read more

Monsieur Hulot's Holiday [U] aka Les Vacances des M. Hulot: M. Hulot is like a really nice Mr Bean. Jacques Tati was one of those tall, lanky...read more

Avatar [12A]: I've watched the original and now the special edition and consider that those who...read more

Cinema Reviews Archive • What's On Now • Guide to Oxford Cinemas

Exhibitions
Oxford has everything from the cutting edge at Modern Art Oxford (Pembroke St), to the third largest collection of Raphael and Michelangelo drawings in the world (the Ashmolean, Beaumont St). The Pitt Rivers (anthropological) Museum in Parks Road is also worthy of note, not to mention dozens of individual galleries at colleges and other institutions.

Summer Show by Rona: Rona succeeds in capturing in big bold clear images domestic bliss turning mildly...read more

Howard Hodgkin: Time and Place: A traffic accident, a tortuous re-routing via High Wycombe, torrential rain and a...read more

Howard Hodgkin: Time and Place: The fact that painter Howard Hodgkin uses a limited palette of colours for his work...read more

Oxford Art: What's On • Exhibition Reviews Archive • Guide to Oxford Museums and Galleries

Features
Hairdressers, festivals, books, competitions and the fishing crisis - here's a random selection, and check out our Books and Features page for more.

Haircuts in Oxford: Leona's Hair Salon A beautiful, fresh looking salon. Super economical prices. I...read more

Man With Van Recommendations: After reading recommendations on here, I too used Steve's 'Man and Van' service... I...read more

Man With Van Recommendations: I want to add to Anna's comments about Kevin, thanks to her we contacted him and...read more

Man With Van Recommendations: I would definitely recommend Steve's 'man with a van' service. Fast, friendly, helpful...read more

Food & Drink
Search for your nearest Thai takeaway or browse the beer reviews on our guides:
Oxford Restaurants and Cafés • Oxford Pubs & Bars

Jee Saheb: We've become very keen on this restaurant, which is sort of on the path between work ... Read more

Indian Curry House: This is a funny place, in an unassuming building, which is also a grocery store. ... Read more

Giraffe: This place has to be the most overpriced on George Street (an impressive feat!). ... Read more

Music Reviews
with everything from Europe's oldest concert hall, a theatre capable of staging Wagner and many a murky gig dive, Oxford is a magnet for performing musicians of all tastes and specialities.

John Illsley Interview: So, you’re having a swanky birthday party, with a live band, and a tipsy friend gets...read more

Three Bonzos & A Piano: The show was a delight. I met people who had travelled from the Netherlands just...read more

Three Bonzos & A Piano: The Three Bonzos And A Piano always put on a great show and the one at Oxford proved...read more

This week's Oxford gigs • This week's classical concerts in Oxford • Music Reviews Archive • A Musician's Guide to Oxford Concert Venues • A Musician's Guide to Oxford Gig Venues

Theatre Reviews
Oxford hosts an extraordinarily wide range of dramatic entertainment, from student drama, to local professional and amateur groups, to national companies on tour.

Edinburgh Fringe 2010: Olivier Choiniere’s surreal story outlines how devotion to a megastar can break the...read more

Are There More of You?: This excellent production is a series of loosely interlinked monologues about four...read more

Edinburgh Fringe 2010: The Invisible Atom, Hill Street Theatre, 9pmThis is a confusing, complex play, expanding...read more

Oxford Theatre: What's On • Theatre Reviews Archive • Guide to Oxford Theatres

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