What’s on This Week: Sixth Week
Until Monday 6th Week (May 27th), 10:00am-5:00pm daily Oxford Photographic Society Oxford Castle Unlocked displays works of amateur photography that document natural sights on Oxford’s doorstep. FREE Tuesday 6th Week…
The OxStu’s Haiku of the Week: 5th Week
Summer VIIIs. Drinking Pimms, trying not to catch crabs From men in lycra.…
Ginger Tea
He opened the door to his room with a push with his shoulder, shuffled forward a few small steps, and with an aching sigh, collapsed on top of his black…
Dinner Arty Conversation: Gothic Fiction
Ever feel like the only ignoramus in a roomful of culture aficionados? If you can’t be a buff, learn to bluff… GOTHIC FICTION Need To Know • Genre of literature…
OED’s Chief Ed has the last word
There can be few more glamorous workplaces, I have always thought, than the buildings of Oxford University Press on Walton Street, with the grand Neoclassical entrance and fountain in the…
Review: The Seagull
Chekhov’s play The Seagull can easily be staged as a Puccini-esque 19th Century melodrama moving between affected solo arias and perfectly orchestrated chorus scenes (as the unfortunately successful 1898 production…
More than just Some Funny – Review: Some Funny
The programme features a pixellated, slightly out-of-focus jester – but there’s nothing fuzzy about this sketch show. On the contrary, it is razor-sharp and incredibly quick. The packed Burton Taylor…
Review: The Cosmonaut’s Last Message To The Woman He Once Loved In The Former Soviet Union
If there is just one play you go and watch during your time in Oxford – let this be it. Co-directed by Thomas Bailey and Emma D’Arcy, The Cosmonaut’s Last…
