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Entertainment·24th January 2018Review: Witch at the Jacqueline du Pré Miriam Tomusk The silence beneath the noise is the guiding undercurrent of Witch, an original production created by the students of the... Read More
Entertainment·17th May 2012Giggles, Gardens and Girls First, a disclaimer: this reviewer is not completely impartial. I directed the University College Garden Show last year, and it... Read More
Entertainment·12th February 2022‘Cow’ Review: An Ode to Consciousness, Empathy, and Story-telling Hannah Williams Image Description: Photograph of a cow. Director Andrea Arnold is known for casting people with no prior screen experience in... Read More
Life·31st October 2013OxStu Music on the 2013 Mercury Music Prize Various This Wednesday saw the UK’s most prestigious music award, the Mercury Prize, handed out for the 22nd time in an... Read More
Entertainment·29th August 2013Thrifty Thursday: DIY tie dye Lucinda Toole Tie dye: those days in primary school when you were allowed go crazy for a few hours and create a... Read More
Entertainment·24th October 2013Favour found in Foxfinder Rob Hayes The universe of Foxfinder is darkly original…and yet worryingly familiar. Britain, facing apocalyptic food shortages and finding solace in superstition,... Read More
Culture·28th February 2020‘People, Places, and Things’: The Play you didn’t See Alex Haveron-Jones Content warning: this article contains brief mentions of sexual abuse and substance abuse. Last week, I was fortunate to have... Read More
Entertainment·24th May 2012A creepy, crawling production Maeve Scullion with a first night review of Bug at the Burton Taylor Studio. Bug has the makings of a play... Read More
Culture·26th October 2020The brief but not so brief OxStu Oxford fashion guide Riana Modi and Josh Boddington Image Description: Clothing rail with hanging clothes illustrated under the Bridge of Sighs So it’s Third week (already?) and you’ve... Read More
Entertainment·31st October 2014Review: Our Country’s Good Olivia Lynch-Kelly ✮✮✮✮✮ The sharp, splitting crack of a whip electrifies the audience, ripping through the cool wash of silence. We... Read More
Entertainment·12th October 2016Which RuPaul Drag Race Queen is Your College? Balliol = Chad Michaels Oxford, we need to get with the times. Not a day goes by without someone accusing us of being out... Read More
Life·22nd October 2012Live Review: Oxford Chamber Music Maria Le Brun Maria Le Brun reviews Oxford Chamber Music. Last Tuesday I went to see former BBC Young Musician of the Year... Read More
Gaming·11th May 2020Tutorial Level: Exploring, Mining and Crafting – Why I Love Terraria Amy Evans Editor’s note: We are starting a new series – ‘Tutorial Level’ – on people’s favourite games! Even if it’s not... Read More
Entertainment·29th January 2015William Blake: Apprentice and Master Alexander Hartley “And there, right in the middle of his life, is this machine: this large, lumping, huge, wooden, heavy machine with... Read More
Entertainment·1st May 2017Imperial Grandeur and Frustrated Ambition: ‘Antony and Cleopatra’ at the RSC A climactic scene in Shakespeare’s Antony and Cleopatra ends with the lovers draped atop an Egyptian monument: one royal dead,... Read More
Entertainment·11th June 2017Review: Wonder Woman Alexandra Wall I was cautiously optimistic going in to watch Wonder Woman. I had been burnt by DC films before and was... Read More
Entertainment·3rd May 2018Atlanta season 2: surrealism in the heart of the South Logan Dandridge If I used an Outkast song to depict season two of Atlanta, I would keep it local with “Elevators (Me... Read More
Entertainment·2nd September 2019Review: Stanley Kubrick Exhibition Nancy Epton It feels like only yesterday when my eleven-year-old-self was given an old copy of Empire magazine by my father. It... Read More
Entertainment·4th November 2016Queer Kids’ Media: Sailor Moon Miranda Reily I’m back again! Join me in 6th week for a final overview, thinking about representation in kids’ versus adults’ media... Read More