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Anna Calvi, the eponymous debut by one of this year’s “Sound of 2011” longlist nominees, starts vainly with that staple...
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Any listener of Sonic Youth mentions how discordant and strange their take on rock was and still is. In the...
Hannah Polonsky takes her shoes off as she reviews Barefoot in the Park
Andrea Jansson checks out Moulin Rouge's classier ancestor in London
Sarah Gashi reviews Bouncers, showing during 6th week at the Keble O’Reilly.
Frankie Goodway previews Broken Stars, to be showing in the Moser Theatre in 8th week.
For true Pinter’s fans. Or if you want something radically different. Because even by Harold Pinter’s standards, nothing really happens...
Rushaa Louise Hamid
Over the last few years there has been a trend of presenting relationships that in real life would seem harmful as...
Hedda Gabler comes as a ray of (admittedly malevolent) sunshine amidst a September darkened with fallen women. Keira Knightley’s disappointing,...
Rushaa Louise Hamid
Even the most popular plays have their critics and nothing is universally admired. Something you like, someone else will despise...
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You should definitely care about James Blake. The electronic musician (though it seems insufficient to categorize him as such) got...
The evergreen franchise may be on stranger tides, but remains on solid cinematic ground, argues Charlotte Turner
The final instalment of the world's biggest film franchise is upon us, but does it live up to the hype?
Ever wondered what this 'Made in Chelsea' thing is? Joel Richardson dares to investigate the mysterious world of rooftop sofas and Ollie Locke's eyebrows
Frankie Goodway goes all meta in her last column of Michaelmas term.
The Ingestigator reviews Atomic Burger's breakfast menu
Bethany White
The self-proclaimed “grown-up-Glastonbury” arts festival was back for its seventh year on the rather soggy weekend of 12th-15th July. As...
Tommo Fowler
In 1920s America, a craze swept the nation which provided escapism for those languishing in the Great Depression: dance marathons...
Frankie Goodway
Love and Information at the Royal Court is a new play by Caryl Churchill which essentially appropriates the quick-fire format...
