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Episode 126 - Hal Chambers, director of Leaper: A Fish Tale

Katy talks to Hal Chambers, director of Leaper: A Fish Tale, about what inspired the production, why it's so important to raise awareness about the ... More info

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Episode 202 - Feelings, Fish and Football Finals

We've got interviews with David Mark and Robert Bullard who will be speaking at the Oxford Literary Festival, Orla explains why ugly endangered ... More info

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Episode 103 - Jack Greenall, creator of Smoke and Thyme

Katy chats to Jack about his delicious menus, what inspires him to cook and about his upcoming fishy Christmas feast. More info

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Episode 154 - Bumps, Blondes and Bromance

In this week's Oxcast, the team get very into Eights Week and go off on a tangent about crayfishing. We've also got exhibitions, workshops and more ... More info

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Episode 6 - The Pleasures & Sorrows of the Boat Race

Daily Info's team tells you what to do this week in Oxford; plus: where to buy rotten fish for an authentic Norwegian picnic; the Boat Race debacle; ... More info

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Queer Fest review - I, Victor and The Invert: A Seductive Piece of Special Pleading

I,Victor I, Victor lifts its body-reassembling concept from Frankenstein, but the resemblances ... More info

Review | theatre

Equus review - Confident and Profound

This academic year has been bookended by two stonking productions of plays by Peter Shaffer. Back ... More info

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Best Years of Our Lives review - Slow burn account of undergrad overload

Well, that was depressing.Annabel Baptist’s new play The Best Years of Our Lives takes its ... More info

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Kieran Hodgson: Big in Scotland review - Thoughtful, intelligent, well constructed comedy

Kieran Hodgson is very much appreciated by those who have encountered his work whilst also not yet ... More info

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The Cherry Orchard review - 100 Years On

Precisely one century ago Anton Chekhov’s final play, and greatest masterpiece, The Cherry ... More info

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