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CRUSH Preview: “A chaotic scramble through the teenage years”
I sat down with Hannah Eggleton, Director & Writer of CRUSH, to talk power, performance, and the making of her debut full-length play, premiering at The North Wall. Presented by...
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Eloise Sheffield
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Telling stories about telling stories: Previewing ‘The Antipodes’
In a windowless room in an abstract part of Oriel, I sat in on...
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Emma Scanlon
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A Pelican Crossing Somewhere on Green Dragon Lane
"The passage of time is a bloodthirsty hound."
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Doctor Zhivago: The banned book the CIA smuggled across the Iron Curtain
“May it make its way around the world. You are hereby invited to watch...
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Review: Oneohtrix Point Never — Garden of Delete
Tom Waterhouse reviews the uncomfortably good G.o.D
Why we need to talk about your vagina
Ell Potter goes on a journey of self discovery and urges that we find new modes of yonic expression
Milestones: Rokudenashiko’s ‘Pussy Boat’
This week, Sam Joyce expresses his admiration for Rokudenashiko’s headline-making vessel
Challenging architecture’s phallocentrism
Fintan Calpin salutes the infamous vaginal shrine which towers above the city of Chicago
Taking the long read — why size matters
Naomi Gee argues that Proust and Eliot are worth the patience and commitment they demand
Entanglement on Stage: String
Rose Taylor thinks this string is only slightly silly
Review: Playhouse Creatures
Ben Ray should get it, but basically doesn't - shame on him.
A movie night or pre-term preparation?
Rachael Ince Kitson argues that life advice from classic films is key prep for an Oxford term
A brief history of the not-so-humble shoe
Zachary Klamann traces the story of the shoe as a symbol of wealth, class and social standing
Milestones: East Side Gallery
This week, Sam Joyce looks at Berlin’s East Side Gallery, a symbol of the reunification of Germany and a milestone in world political history
Review: Ellie Goulding – Delirium
Rachael Griffith is driven mad by Ellie Goulding's new album
Live Review: Keston Cobblers’ Club
Ellen Peirson-Hagger goes Truck Store-diving for an intimate gig
Live Review: Declan Zapala
Bryony Harris discovers that guitars aren't just for plucking
Interview: The Cribs at the O2 Academy
Robert Mangan chats independence and new directions with Ryan Jarman
Review : Citric Acid
Rose Taylor is feeling acidic
Review: Pentecost
Mark Barclay wishes more productions go where this one dares to go
Review: Singin’ in the Rain
Richard Birch is swept up by the ageing Hollywood magic
Keeping the British end up
Alec Badenoch reviews Bond's much anticipated new outing
The genius of Nicolas Cage
Phyllis Steinmann discusses Cage's most thought-provoking film
Yayoi Kusama: repetition and restfulness
Sam Joyce on the purpose and process behind the avant-garde’s high priestess of polka dots
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