The Hotlist: 6th Week
The Tab’s Culture Eds pick this week’s top 5 unmissable events
William Nicholson Talks The Talk
What: William Nicholson, screenwriter of Les Miserables and Gladiator, is coming to tell us about writing film. He probably knows what he’s talking about. Check out his IMDB page here.
When: Wednesday 20th February; 7pm
Where: Magdalen College Auditorium
How much: £2 members, £4 non-members
The Ruskin Drawing Sale
What: The Ruskin School are setting up shop this weekend, selling art made by students, along with homemade cakes, tea and Eastery things.
When: Saturday 23rd & Sunday 24th February; 10-4pm
Where: 74 High Street (next to Exam Schools)
How much: free entry
http://www.facebook.com/events/102528163263801/?fref=ts
Oxford Imps: Improvised Shakespeare
What: After years of sell-out shows in Oxford, Edinburgh and America, The Oxford Imps have returned to the mother ship. They will be improvising an hour long ‘Shakespearean’ drama every night spun entirely out of audience suggestions.
When: Tuesday 19th February; 9.30pm
Where: Burton Taylor Studio
How much: £6/5
http://www.facebook.com/events/584299258251611/?ref=22
ISIS Journalism Panel Discussion
What: Is the idea of objectivity in journalism outdated? Are bloggers simply making the situation worse? How do we survive government cuts to the arts budget? Roly Keating, Chief Executive of the British Library; Richard Ingrams, co-founder and second editor or Private Eye; and Liz Forgan, who was the Chair of Arts Council England will be working this one out for us.
When: Friday 22nd February; 8pm
Where: Okinaga room, Wadham
How much: £2
http://www.facebook.com/events/269932883139738/?fref=ts
ReFashion Clothes Swap
What: Oxfordshire councils spend over £660,000 landfilling over 8,000 tonnes of clothes, shoes and fabrics discarded every year. All of these could have been recycled. So come to this clothes swap and exchange them for free! Or don’t bring any clothes and just buy some, learn how to mend things and watch the fashion shows.
When: Tuesday 19th February; 1-7pm
Where: Oxford Town Hall
How much: free entry
http://www.oxford.gov.uk/PageRender/decN/newsarticle.htm?newsarticle_itemid=51359