Andrew Mendelblat
The Just Assassins
Sensitive acting adds to the force of a Camus adaptation
Freedom of Speech: where are the boundaries?
'Write whatever you like', many people say. It's not that simple...
Buried Child
Sam Shepard's pretentious, flawed play gets better acting than it deserves
All the World’s a Stage: Shakespeare improved
How Shakespeare's admirers thought his work needed a few rewrites
Don Carlos
We weigh in on the upcoming adaptation of the Friedrich von Schiller classic
These Dark Materials
An adaptation of His Dark Materials hits Oxford next term, and Cherwell went backstage to see it being created.
The Cactus Where Your Heart Should Be
The Cactus Where Your Heart Should Be is fun, but never quite brilliant
The Philadelphia Story
The OFS performance of late-1930s classic The Philadelphia Story is hugely enjoyable
Not as stable as they look?
More information and analysis on Cherwell's interview with Bob Blackman on the future of the West End
Theatre Expert: a third of all West End theatres may go bankrupt
In an interview with Cherwell, the author of a GLA report on the West End discusses what its future may hold
Take To The Streets
In the latest in our series on world theatre, Cherwell dons the cap of the workers to look at the influence of theatre on 1980s protests in Eastern Europe
The Theatre By The Brewery Entrance
Two years after a £5.1m restoration programme, Cherwell goes to visit the Theatre Royal, Bury St. Edmunds
What’s On in Hilary
Cherwell looks at the plays of the first half of term
London Laughs
The Oxford Revue come to the capital (8th and 9th January)