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Dine Hard: Old Parsonage
Parents coming to town? You could do worse.
Last orders: Hertford bar to be privatised
Students outraged at SCR secrecy during decision-making process
First Night: The Oxford Revue and Friends
Verdict: A more-than-alright revue.
Scholarship ‘severely tainted’ by Nazi past
Oxford to review links to Alfred Toepfer foundation in light of newly published findings.
Oxford blue as Cambridge come from behind to win Boat Race
Oxford University Boat Club have had their hopes of a Boat Race hat-trick denied today.
Kinky elected Union President
Librarian and ex-Treasurer voted in
Interview: Jennifer Pike
What's it like to balance your time between a degree and a professional touring career? Cherwell finds out
Fool’s Gold
Our reviewer regrets dressing up for this interactive review
Berlin Philharmonic visits Oxford
Berlin Philharmonic set to visit Oxford in May.
ITV2 sex-up Oxbridge
A new drama series, set in a fictional college of an ancient English university, has hit British television screens.
Review: An Uncivil Partnership
a rather civil production
Off the Wall and into the theatre
Harry Phillips visits the exciting North Wall Arts Centre in Summertown
Review: The Little Mermaid
Cherwell takes a dip into a dark adaptation of the classic.
Review: Twelfth Night
Harry Phillips looks ahead to 'Shakespeare week' with a review of the classic cross-dressing comedy.
Review: His Dark Materials
The long awaited arrival of the stage version of Pullman's masterpiece proves a delight
King Lear
Harry Phillips reviews an "18-rated Shakesperean soap opera"
The grass is always greener…
Harry Phillips gets misty eyed extolling the virtues of theatre out on the lawns this summer.
Confusions
Dialogue isn't the only thing that's funny about this Aykbourn play
Black Comedy
This production of Black Comedy illuminates Shaffer's script
Neighbourhood Watch: Crime doesn’t pay
When stage comedy goes wrong.
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