Rebecca Henderson
Being an English student, I’d say I’m pretty good with finding many (many, many) ways to express the same thing....
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Charlotte Goodman
Claire Dowie has beef with theatre. A veteran director, writer and performer, she is renowned for her gut-punching plays: funny,...
Richard Foord
Belarus is the last dictatorship in Europe. Under president Lukashenko’s regime, freedom of the press is severely restricted, media organisations...
Madeleine Chalmers
Musical theatre: a liberal serving of schmaltz with a side-order of corn and a generous portion of cheese. Musical theatre:...
OxStu Stage
Tell us about the play. It’s a Greek tragedy which surrounds three central characters: Ulysses, Neoptolemus – the son...
Matilda Rhode
To start with: why are you holding these play-readings? Mainly to raise the profile of these plays in Oxford. There...
Eleanor Sharman
High tragedy is a brave route for student drama to pursue. High comedy is the same. This new English dramatisation...
Hyunjip Kim
Any play produced in Oxford that is not in English gets the disadvantage of doubt. And not entirely unfairly. The...
Ed Barr-Sim
So, it’s been almost two weeks of full rehearsals and there’re another three weeks to go. There’s things to look...
Jessica Adamson
You might know the Old Fire Station as that modern-looking contemporary art gallery in Gloucester Green, where you can...
Sonia Morland
The Glass Menagerie is one of Tennessee Williams’s best-known plays. From the few scenes this preview offered, it seems that...
Julia Lewis
Hypnotist Theatre’s production of The Trial will be short on costumes, props, scenery, and space—and that’s all to good effect....
Hyunjip Kim
This production could be better named 1984 B.C. It is more visceral than clinical, more heart-washed than brain-washed: Big Brother...
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