The OxStu’s Haiku of the Week: 3rd Week
3rd Week: Sweating. Swearing. We’re Training for summer VIIIs like Oskar Zorrilla.…
Dinner Arty Conversation: The Sonnet
Ever feel like the only ignoramus in a roomful of culture aficionados? If you can’t be a buff, learn to bluff… THE SONNET Need To Know • A structured poetic…
What’s on This Week: Fourth Week
Sunday 4thWeek (May 12th), 8:00pm The English Patient Get swept up in a WWII romantic epic in St Anne’s Arts Week Film Night. FREE Tuesday 4th Week (May 14th),…
Review: Hay Fever
On the sun-drenched quad of Brasenose College, the Pimms is being poured and Cole Porter’s ‘Let’s Do It’ provides the perfect back-drop to the sparkling comedy that is Noël Coward’s Hay Fever,…
No Sacred Cows in The Goat
Two and a half hours, an extraordinarily intimate venue, a small cast, a script of high tragedy. A challenge, for sure. And one made all the greater by the fact that…
Review: Midnight at the Rue Morgue
You’ll be given a black mask as you enter the Burton Taylor Studio, but don’t expect to be able to hide behind it. You will be interrogated, glowered at, and accused…
Review: George Bellows’ Modern American Life
George Bellows. Anyone? No? Like many others I hadn’t a clue who George Bellows was. Maybe I am a philistine. Compared to the other giants currently doing the London circuit…
Ed Barr-Sim’s Frost/Nixon rehearsal diary: Part Three – Accepting the Facts
Opening night is now only a week and a half away: its desired imminence and imminent nature are both causes for concern. The actual acting and rehearsing bit has slightly slowed…
