Culture·12th November 2023Fulfilling our Wildest Dreams with 1989 (Taylor’s Version) Nina Naidu Releasing a chart-topping album is no small feat, but striving to surpass your own best-selling record is a whole new...Read More
Entertainment·18th May 2013Review: An Inspector Calls Gavin Elias It’s always a challenge to take on a classic, but you wouldn’t know it from watching St Hilda’s College Drama...Read More
Entertainment·2nd February 2017Keble Arts Festival: The Highlights Katrina Gaffney For one week each year, amongst the beautiful red brick of Keble, artists of all method and motivation emerge for...Read More
Culture·16th May 2020A Prose Prescription Alice Hopkinson-Woolley Image Description: A canal in Venice, Italy If I had a pound for every recent reference to Defoe, Camus and...Read More
Entertainment·3rd March 2013You Can’t Beat Community’s Spirit Prithu Banerjee There are two kinds of people in the world. Those who watch Community, and those who are wrong. However, when...Read More
Entertainment·15th October 2012The Sacred Flame, The Oxford Playhouse Tommo Fowler With the decision to produce W. Somerset Maugham’s 1928 whodunit The Sacred Flame, Matthew Dunster and English Touring Theatre have taken...Read More
Entertainment·2nd February 2012Mirth and miraculous machines Oliver Forrest previews this brand new comedy, showing at the BT in 4th weekRead More
Entertainment·13th February 2014Normal: Too ‘in-yer-face’ to scare some James Waddell and Ash Garrett James Waddell ✮✮✮✮ Anthony Neilson’s complex psychological thriller traces the manipulative relationship of Peter Kürten, the infamous Düsseldorf Ripper (perpetrator of...Read More
Entertainment·12th July 2012Your Sister’s Sister is indie bliss Rebecca Thomas As the studios roll out their summer blockbusters, Your Sister’s Sister proves a touchingly funny alternative. Director Lynn Shelton’s most...Read More
Entertainment·4th June 2017Indie Dive: Control Obianuju Enworom Welcome to this issue’s instalment in ‘Indie Dive’, a series that delves into the recesses of the independent film world...Read More
Entertainment·22nd November 2010All you need is love. And money. Tim Bano reviews Love and Money, on at Keble's O'Reilly Theatre from Wednesday to SaturdayRead More
Entertainment·7th June 2018Review: Dining Al Desko Miriam Tomusk Dining Al Desko leaps forth with a gleeful nihilism, capturing the very worst of office life in the very best...Read More
Entertainment·2nd May 2013Preview: The Trial 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....Read More
Entertainment·22nd November 2010Peter Panning Out Well Alex Harvey reviews an impressive production of Peter Pan in Worcester JCR.Read More
Entertainment·27th October 2011Mammals prove quite human Zoe Apostolides previews Mammals, to be showing in the BT Tuesday 1st - Saturday 5th November.Read More
Entertainment·5th November 2014Review: Love, Rosie Hetty Mosforth Love, Rosie is an adaptation of Irish writer Cecelia Ahern’s novel Where Rainbows End. Similar in tone to the last...Read More
Entertainment·17th August 2012Backstage at the Fringe: The Comedian Tim Schneider “Hnrnrnrnr…wh?lemme alone…” My sleep is punctuated by the sound of Rory loudly preparing tea. No – one needs to make...Read More
Entertainment·22nd November 2014Review: The Oxford Revue’s Christmas Party Alex Hartley ✮✮✮✮ Bing Crosby, Santa hats and Christmas jumpers: The Oxford Revue’s Christmas Party kicked off last night in traditional...Read More
Entertainment·31st October 2013Horror Stories on the Small Screen Mary Beth McAndrews Pop culture today is all about werewolves, vampires, zombies, and the Winchesters’ “hot bodies.” Books and movies have been the...Read More