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Review: Cyrano de Bergerac – ‘A clever adaptation of a timeless play’
I’m ashamed to admit I almost mistake Cuigy (Kate Burke) and Brissaille (Nancy Gittus) for incredibly dapper audience members before the play begins. The sweet jazz that pipes out...
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Natalie Tan
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Why reading for pleasure still matters at Oxford
The idea of students reading for pleasure during term time has sparked much debate....
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Ruby Tipple
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The Pasts Contained in Preloved Books at the Oxford Premier Book Fair
Although post-collections celebrations usually involve nights out, followed by long, long lie-ins, I spent...
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Maya Heuer-Evans
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Review of ‘Intermezzo’: Chess, law, and the philosophy of language in yet another Rooney masterpiece
I thought it perplexing that critics felt Intermezzo similar to other works by writer...
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Preview: Hercules
Tomos Watkins admires the Herculean effort of Oxford Opera
Interview: Melvyn Bragg
Holly Whiston talks to the veteran broadcaster
Letter from Paris
Theo sends us a letter about her year abroad in Paris
Review: Jake Bugg- Shangri La
Something's really Bugging Jack Chown
Things Done Changed: the rise of gay rap
Matt Broomfield looks at new directions for LGBTQ hip-hop in 2013
Preview: Cyrano de Bergerac
A fresh and captivating production of Antony Burgess' translation of the classic French tale
Preview: Pericles
A combination of imagination and enthusiasm render this ambitious undertaking enjoyable and impressive
Preview: Ruddigore
A warm and funny show complete with talented cast to get you in the mood for Christmas
Review: Shells
Despite a few shortcomings, this is an impressive and thought-provoking production, boasting strong performances and fantastic writing
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Review: More Funny
A couple of technical glitches didn't stop this show from being roundly hilarious
Lou Reed’s Final Gig
Ben Wilkinson-Turnbull remembers the rockstar's final performance
Palma Violets competition
Enter now to win tickets to see Palma Violets at the O2!
Introduction To… Peruvian Folk
Olivia Arigho Stiles switches the focus from stanky Western bass to ethereal Andean harmonies
Art: does authenticity matter?
Luke Barratt wonders whether authenticity matters in culture
My Week: Susannah Moody
Susannah Moody discusses her recent cultural favourites
Letter from Rosice
Lazlo writes to us from his year abroad in a Czech small town near Brno
Review: Lady Gaga- ARTPOP
Gaga's latest offering pushes things to the extreme- and not in a good way
Interview: Marvellous Medicine
Luke Barratt gets a quick dose of Oxford’s most exciting live act at Isis’s Cellar night
Review: Autobiography by Morrissey
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