Josephine Pepper
Head on down to the Pilch Studio to see the first student production of ‘Ballyturk’ by Enda Walsh, showing this...
Minjie Suh
We all have moments in our lives when we wonder: what could I have been, should this or that had...
Rebecca Loxton takes a look at a few of the literary classics which take the ancient University city as their backdrop.
Chloe St George
Since last week’s show at the Burton Taylor Studio, a relatively small change had been made to the arrangement of the...
Tim Bano reviews Love and Money, on at Keble's O'Reilly Theatre from Wednesday to Saturday
Laura Whetherly
Born at the end of the 17th century into a period of growing social inequality, William Hogarth’s engravings and paintings...
At the moment, Marvel can simply can do no wrong. Everything they touch seems to turn into gold, all across...
Dan Mahoney
In a world which seems to want to move away from using gender to understand identity, artist Grayson Perry’s All...
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Madeleine Davies-Brown
Even if you aren’t into poetry, if you’re on the Internet, you’ve probably heard of Rupi Kaur. Her poetry collections,...
At first glance, David Cronenberg’s A Dangerous Method seems a rather stark departure from the so-called Baron of Blood’s normal...
Emily Parker
“The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science”...
Rachael Goddard-Rebstein
The reaction is predictable; a moment of shocked silence, briefly followed by a horrified cry of ‘you haven’t seen that?”...
Phoebe Hyun
Upon a brilliant expanse of midnight blue lies a single, gold-leafed tree standing atop a great white hill. The words...
Madeleine Chalmers
The stage is where left becomes right and right becomes left. With its confusing sense of direction, slang and superstitions,...
Lauren O'Neill
Readers of the OxStu, do not be afraid. I know I come to you sheathed in a blinding light, glowing...
James Sewry
✮✮✮✮✮ The 2015 Trinity Lawns Play, a production of Noël Coward’s Hay Fever by Megan Slattery, was, in short, fantastic....
Prithu Banerjee
Every now and then, out of nowhere, comes a nothing-film that is just really, really good. A nothing-film; a film...
Alex Haveron-Jones
Image description: Plath’s gravestone Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes are undoubtedly two of the 20th-century’s most celebrated poets. However, in...
