‘Learning to Breathe Underwater’ Review: A Shark on the Roof Covers a Hole in the Heart in an Empathic Delight for the Audience0

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• July 10, 2026

A 25-foot fiberglass model of a shark (or at least its back half) adorning the roof of a townhouse in suburban Oxford, England, the Headington Shark is the kind of local curiosity that makes any casual passerby think, “There must be a story there.” And there is: it’s a protest artwork conceived in 1986 by