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The Red Shoes review

The Red Shoes, just so you know, is nothing to do with the wonderful Powell and Pressburger movie ... More info

Review | theatre

Top Secret: From Ciphers to Cyber Security review - Enigmatic fun

Dr Elizabeth Bruton (codename ‘Liz’), Curator of the London Science Museum’s exhibition Top ... More info

Review | lectures

Episode 245 - Poochini, Péloton and Pat-a-Cake

Maddy rounds up vegetarian venues in Oxford and tells us about a canine acting opportunity, while Michael delves into an OFS art exhibition and ... More info

Podcast

Episode 225 - Slime, Crime and Labyrinth Time

This week's family friendly roundup sees Jen away with the fairies (and Dung beetles!); Michael provides a culture fix with the new Modern Art Oxford ... More info

Podcast

Episode 179 - Climate Change, Comedians and College Clashes

In this week's Oxcast, Mike talks the team through traditional college rivalries, Michael chats about the winter themed art exhibitions happening in ... More info

Podcast

Episode 138 - Ceilidh Dancing and Catchy Discos

This week, we've got music, theatre, and musical theatre for you, as well as an art exhibition and a birthday party. Also listen out for music from ... More info

Podcast

Episode 12 - Oxcast #11: The Art of Breaking & Entering

Oxcast offers things to do in Oxford this week: get into people's houses to steal an eyeful of their art (Artweeks Exhibitions), party with a T-Rex, ... More info

Podcast

Shakespeare's Dead review - 400 Years of Mortal Perils

Running now until 18 th September 2016, the Weston Library is hosting a new exhibition on all ... More info

Review | theatre

Louder Than Bombs [15] review - The intriguing premise provides the groundwork for a fragmented and postmodern story which transcends genre but ultimately delivers an unsatisfying conclusion.

Louder than Bombs is the ambitious English-language debut from Norwegian director Joachim Trier. ... More info

Review | cinema

A Moment of Grace review - Modern Art Oxford | KALEIDOSCOPE: 'A Moment of Grace'

Modern Art Oxford | KALEIDOSCOPE: 'A Moment of Grace' The title for the next progression of ... More info

Review | uncategorised