Sundry Style with Jamie Ferguson: A Fashion Photographer of Quiet Ebullience
Osian enjoys an interview with menswear photographer Jamie, a mustachioed man who talks to him like he’s an old mate.
Articles by Osian Williams
Sundry Style with Simon Crompton: “my aim in life is simply to look well dressed”
In this installment of Sundry Style, Osian chats with Simon Crompton; the author of several books on men’s style as well as the founder of the online magazine Permanent Style.
Sundry Style with Mordechai Rubinstein: “I have nobody to impress”
In this first instalment of Sundry Style, interiews with prominent stylish folk, Osian chats with Mordechai Rubinstein. Mordechai is a fashion documentarian whose work has been featured in magazines such as GQ and Esquire.
The Radio Show at the End of the World: “soufflé-light”
As the world turns back the clock to resemble the plague-ridden Dark Ages, so too are its inhabitants turning back to an old form of entertainment: listening to the radio. The Oxford University Light Entertainment…
Hero-Man: “a bizarre and bad-mannered comic musical”
Pendulum Productions’ Hero-Man is a bizarre and bad-mannered comic musical about the eponymous hero, played by Reef Ronel: an ultra-macho defender of the realm who defeats evil antagonist Joel Fernandez’s Reknaw on a weekly basis….
Shadows of Troy: “an epic theatrical experience”
Shadows of Troy brings to Oxford brand new adaptions of Iphigenia in Aulis by Euripides and Ajax by Sophocles rolled into one epic theatrical experience. It commences with the Euripides. As Greek ships wait to sail…
Measure for Measure review: “A whirlwind of corruption and office intrigue”
This staging of Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure from student production company Not The Way Forward Productions looks forwards to the future with a majority-female cast in 80s power suits, lending a Vienna thrown into chaos…
BREAKING: Student stand-off persists at St John’s rally
A solidarity rally was held outside St John’s College today by Oxford Climate Justice Campaign (OCJC) to pressure the College to divest their £551 million endowment from fossil fuel companies. The College is known to…