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Entertainment
·11th December 2013

The Right One to Let in

Elliot Chester
✮✮✮✮ Let the Right One In opened at the Royal Court Theatre on Thursday evening. Originally performed in Dundee last June...
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Entertainment
·30th November 2013

Can’t Stand Up Will Knock You Off Your Feet

Ella Luo
✮✮✮✮ The coming of Oxmas has signalled the final hurdle of 8th week essays and packing the suitcase for the...
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Entertainment
·30th November 2013

Double dance bill doesn’t disappoint

Tucker Cholvin and Jack Myers
✮✮✮✮ One thing is sure of the double billing ofĀ EdenĀ andĀ Pictures We MakeĀ at the Pegasus – the two pieces have a...
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Entertainment
·28th November 2013

Cyrano’s nose finds its feet

Penelope Cartwright
✮✮✮ The JdP auditorium at St. Hilda’s, with its upstairs balcony, is a fairly intimidating place to fill – and...
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Entertainment
·27th November 2013

Don’t stop – it’s just not enough!

Emily Holman
✮✮✮ Thriller Live has come to Oxford. Unless you’ve been living beneath a rock you’ll know that the show is...
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Entertainment
·21st November 2013

Chicago razzle-dazzling

Rebecca Henderson
✮✮✮✮ Chicago – a musical synonymous with glitz, glamour and grit. Set in Prohibition-era Chicago, where corruption abounds, the musical...
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Entertainment
·17th November 2013

Time to kick Oxford’s directing skills Out of Joint

Madeleine Perham
Six of us gathered in the Top Room of the Playhouse. Five directors and one actress. In a way, it...
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Entertainment
·17th November 2013

One worth shelling out for

Elliot Chester
What’s the difference between optimism and stupidity? Who’s in the bedroom? What year is it? What’s going on, anyway? All...
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Entertainment
·17th November 2013

Domestic discord set to strike the right chord in Hercules

Zoe Sandford
Tragedy asks: what destroys us? Hercules, like Othello, answers: jealousy. When her husband Hercules (David le Prevost) returns from war...
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Entertainment
·7th November 2013

Spies and surveillance in Ciphers

Thea Bradbury
✮✮✮✮ ‘A thriller about spies, double agents, and the opaqueness of the human soul’ is a tagline that would probably...
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Entertainment
·6th November 2013

Dystopian Saved still scandalises

Jack Myers
✮✮✮✮✮ Edward Bond wrote ā€˜Saved’ back when economic crises and wildcat strikes were the norm, and the Beatles were all...
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Entertainment
·4th November 2013

What’s On Stage? 4th Week

Stage Editors
Welcome toĀ What’s On Stage?, our weekly update showcasing the editors’ picks for what to see in Oxford each week.Ā This week:...
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Entertainment
·31st October 2013

Producers packs a punch

Liliane Slater
✮✮✮✮ I come from California, and the first thing that comes to mind when faced with the prospect of an American...
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Entertainment
·31st October 2013

Fear and foxes: a picture of dystopian Britain

Srishti Nirula
✮✮✮✮ A dark drama portraying a dystopian Britain, Foxfinder does well to create a mood and atmosphere that gets its...
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Entertainment
·31st October 2013

Spooky shenanigans at Barucone Manor

James Waddell
✮✮✮ It’s that time of year again. Timeless pagan festival clashes with cat-ears kitsch to produce the grotesque smorgasbord of...
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Entertainment
·28th October 2013

What’s On Stage? 3rd Week

Stage Editors
Welcome toĀ What’s On Stage?, our weekly update showcasing the editors’ picks for what to see in Oxford each week.Ā This week:...
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Entertainment
·24th October 2013

Hitting the right note: the aca-people behind a cappella

A hugely popular phenomenon in the US, the universityĀ a cappellaĀ craze has spent the last decade steadily spreading across the UK....
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Entertainment
·24th October 2013

Audrey IX: Reviewing the Revue

James Waddell
One of the only qualities that can consistently be expected from one Audrey to another is variation. Audrey IX, the...
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Entertainment
·21st October 2013

What’s On Stage? 2nd Week

Stage Editors
Welcome toĀ What’s On Stage?, our weekly update showcasing the editors’ picks for what to see in Oxford each week.Ā This week:...
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