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Features·30th April 2020Oxford May Day: full steam ahead! Jamie Slagel Image Description: May Morning celebrated by revellers costumed in leaves and greenery Oxford’s May Morning is a tradition which has... Read More
Features·6th April 2020Tested, quarantined and passed: an international 1st year’s perspective Coral Kim Oxford It was around 6th week. My home country, South Korea, was being ravaged by this new coronavirus. But I... Read More
Features·5th April 2020The benefits of online communication Myesha Munro Staying at home has been onerous for many, and we’re all starting to miss the once ostensibly small but now... Read More
Entertainment·31st May 2016Reviewing the OBA Gabriel Naughton Sheltering from the midday sun, I was grateful for the shade provided by the Phoenix Picturehouse’s second screen. I sank... Read More
Life·10th February 2016Can’t buy me love? Freddie Hinds Why the Beatles Still Deserve our Attention On 24th December last year, the Beatles released their back catalogue onto several... Read More
Entertainment·21st October 2015Back to the Future: 30 Years On From the first frame of Robert Zemeckis’s cult classic, time is of the utmost importance. Doc Brown’s room full of... Read More
Entertainment·2nd March 2015Where are the movies of the Iraq War? Robert Selth War  has been a staple of the cinema since its very earliest days. Indeed, it was with the controversial war film,... Read More
Entertainment·14th November 2014Woody Allen, foreign filmmaker? Kate Sinclair What makes a movie ‘foreign’? Is it the financing, or the location? The language of the performers or the ethnicity... Read More
Entertainment·1st November 2014Savage melodies, clown-children, and pink plastic membranes: does postmodernist theatre go too far? Emily Parker Immersive, overwhelming, and bizarre- Emily Parker investigates the flourishing world of postmodern theatre.... Read More
Entertainment·8th May 2014The Hollywood-isation of theatre? Luke Rollason A cliché opening to this article would be to claim that literary adaptation for stage is currently ‘in vogue’, both... Read More
Features·6th April 2020Finding the silver lining: a sentiment often misunderstood Conor Callaghan Image description: a silver lining I think coronavirus is most usefully thought of as an uncontrollable act of nature. Like... Read More
Features·5th April 2020The bridge graffiti thanking the NHS Jamie Slagel Image description: bridge graffiti reading “GIVE PEAS A CHANCE” For some, it might be a slightly unorthodox way of recognising... Read More
Features·5th April 2020Houseparty: staying connected during lockdown Aditya Dabral Coronavirus, leaving us cooped up in our homes, has predictably also left many of us bored. We’ve been forced to... Read More
Entertainment·5th May 2016Zootropolis: The Difficulty of Using Animals as an Analogy for Race Miranda Reilly If you’ve heard anything about Zootropolis (Zootopia in the U.S.), you’ve probably heard how ‘timely’ it is. In the wake... Read More
Entertainment·30th October 2015Spectre, Skyfall and the Politics of Bond Robert Selth A British flag flutters in the wind against a grey sky. It is weary, but resilient, and in the face of everything, it... Read More
Entertainment·20th October 2015Godzilla vs. King Kong Reborn Will Ferris Personally, I would never choose to pick a fight with someone carrying a 19,950 ton weight advantage. And then even... Read More
Entertainment·4th December 2014Film Wars: Will the new Star Wars film make an impact? Luke Walpole Anticipation has the power to kill movies. Overly hyping that blockbuster that won’t hit our screens for months and months... Read More
Entertainment·7th November 2014Sharks and wires: Unsolved mysteries in European cinema Robert Selth For the past fifteen years or more, the European art cinema scene has increasingly come to be dominated by one... Read More
Entertainment·22nd May 2014What’s the song and dance about? Alex Wood The musical in Oxford has a long and established tradition – with three or four fantastic productions being produced,... Read More