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·19th August 2018

Edinburgh Fringe Review – Margaret Thatcher: Queen of Soho

Katie Knight
Image Credit: Levan Ramishvili (Public Domain) Margaret Thatcher herself has been gracing the stages of the Edinburgh Fringe for a...
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Entertainment
·1st November 2015

The Edinburgh Fringe Festival is over, but what can Oxford learn?

Chloe St George
A different way to approach feminism: For all its good intentions, there is much to be improved with regards to...
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·30th August 2014

Review: Ganesh versus the Third Reich

Amelia Brown
  ✮✮✮✮ Amongst the talk of the recent Edinburgh Fringe festival, it is important not to forget the International Festival:...
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Entertainment
·24th October 2013

Hitting the right note: the aca-people behind a cappella

A hugely popular phenomenon in the US, the university a cappella craze has spent the last decade steadily spreading across the UK....
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Entertainment
·8th October 2013

An Eventful evening

Adam Diaper
✮✮✮ A common theme of many shows at this year’s Edinburgh Festival was the difficulties of coming to terms with human...
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Entertainment
·24th January 2013

‘Why is it so popular? It justice’ | A Theory of Justice: The Musical

Maeve Scullion
“A Theory of Justice: The Musical.”  One imagines that the transcript of its conception mirrored that of a group of drunk...
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Entertainment
·3rd October 2012

How Oxford students conquered Edinburgh

Frankie Goodway
A city with an ancient, prestigious university, a confused road system and streets clogged with tourists and street performers seemed just...
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Entertainment
·18th August 2012

Trinity at Edinburgh – Tonight at 8:30, Review

Frankie Goodway
 The Trinity Players have made a clearly popular choice in taking two of Noel Coward’s short plays to the Fringe...
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Entertainment
·16th June 2011

One Under Edinburgh

Caroline Davies, marketing and PR officer for Edinburgh fringe festival play ‘One Under’, talks to Sarah Gashi about the challenges of organising a play with a cast and production team from different universities around the country.
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Entertainment
·15th August 2018

Oxford in Edinburgh: Your guide to the University at the 2018 Fringe

Katie Knight
Image Credit: luxstorm (CC0) If you, like many others, have travelled to Edinburgh for this year’s fringe, yet find yourself...
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·5th September 2014

Pass me the jazz: the Oxford Gargoyles at Edinburgh Fringe

Jack Solloway
I stand at the top of The Royal Mile and look out across the mass of faces pushing through the...
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·16th August 2014

Interview: ‘REPLAY’ at the Fringe

OxStu Stage
  Summarise REPLAY in one sentence. The play is the confession by a lonely music teacher of her intense attachment to a student, but...
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·16th October 2013

The Big Apple, a big budget, and big potential for The Producers

Jack Myers
Strolling up Jowett’s Walk, bound for a preview of the upcoming Playhouse take on The Producers, I couldn’t help but...
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·15th August 2013

Do Look Back in Anger: Oxford takes Edinburgh by storm

Timothy Bano
There was a rather smelly old man in a loudly-rustling coat at the back of this performance of John Osborne’s...
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·11th January 2013

An Interview with David Wickenden: All Four One and One Poof On ABBA

Maeve Scullion
You probably remember David Wickenden from his weekly TV appearances on Friday Night With Jonathan Ross with his house band,...
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·24th August 2012

Oxford at Edinburgh – Swan Song, Review

Frankie Goodway reviews Swan Song, an Oxford production current playing at theSpace on North Bridge at the Edinburgh Fringe.
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·17th August 2012

Backstage at the Fringe: The Assistant Director

Tommo Fowler
Opening a show in Edinburgh is a strange process. Because most of your ticket sales are through word of mouth rather...
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