Oxford’s theatre community proves perpetually innovative in the face of current restrictions. 00 Productions are back with another virtual show, “Songs of the old world: shows we wish we’d done”, a cabaret comprised of songs from shows which have been affected by COVID-19 in some way. The event is in aid of three charities: Artists Read More…
A Pakistani-American teen is using her Instagram account @desigirlaesthetic with over 60k followers to showcase and preserve South Asian culture.
A vision of the future? The Last Place On Earth is an immersive video and auditory experience depicting a dystopian future in which humanity has been destroyed by environmental catastrophe. Sarah discusses what this means for the relationship between humankind and nature.
Osian enjoys an interview with menswear photographer Jamie, a mustachioed man who talks to him like he’s an old mate.
My interview style seems, in hindsight, to be somewhere between babbling and obsequious. I was anxious to meet Alexandra, she is a celebrity on legal Twitter alongside the likes of the Secret Barrister and Joanna Hardy. I flicked through my notebook which had long winding questions about her time at Oxford, her journey to the Read More…
In the second Plays That Made Me instalment, Mimi Pattinson remembers Connor McPherson’s Girl from the North Country and its exploration of life, loss and love through Bob Dylan’s music and poetry.
Someone said that time is to Christopher Nolan what feet are to Quentin Tarantino and now I can’t get that out of my head. The guy really loves using time to mess with your mind, and Tenet might be the time-iest Nolan film of all time, though it emphasises that people aren’t time travelling per Read More…
Gaia Clark Nevola reviews the new Charlie Kaufman film ‘I’m thinking of ending things’.
Perhaps you were lucky enough to catch RENT! in Hilary 2019, the very first musical by the St Catz theatre society. Well, the cast is back, this time through the new endeavour Raise Your Voice Theater Collective, a virtual musical theater fundraiser in support of Color of Change and UK Black Pride. I talk to Read More…
Famous musicians using their platforms to espouse their political opinions is not a new phenomenon. It is also not remotely new that even musicians who otherwise produce completely apolitical music use their fame to put forward these opinions. And this phenomenon has only increased as artists have wrestled their public presentation and narrative away from Read More…