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BAFTA and Emmy-winning director Susanna White has worked with the best dramatic talent offered by British drama, from Sherlock’s Benedict…
It’s hard not to feel depressingly boring when you interview Mary Harron. She’s incredibly rock’n’roll, wearing leather trousers at 50…
Oxford is in Vicky Jewson’s blood. Born in the John Radcliffe Hospital, she has lived in or around the city…
Incontrovertible directorial legend of film, television, and theatre, Mike Nichols, has died at the age of 83. This was a…
After a stint at the Edinburgh Fringe, Ramin Gray’s production of Blind Hamlet is now touring around Europe. The play…
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKZa-Kb4Nng] Perhaps I am revealing myself as a cynic, but Tatia Pilieva’s ‘First Kiss’ (a video of ten…
Claire Dowie has beef with theatre. A veteran director, writer and performer, she is renowned for her gut-punching plays: funny,…
Brando meets Shakespeare: always a winning combination, surely. Rebecca Hazel Roughan lets us know if Trevor Nunn’s 1940’s musical take…
Gotham City is not in peril. It is a strange and unfamiliar opening to Nolan’s third and final piece in…
Sir Alan Ayckbourn talks to The OxStu about his work, his passion for theatre, and what it means when people start frying eggs.
Caitlin MacMillan gives us an insight into the directing lark – 4th week.