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Erotic suspense and trickery: ‘Twelfth Night’ at St Hugh’s
Lovers mismatched, siblings detached, and plans of trickery hatched: it is the time of year for Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night (otherwise known as What you will), performed in St Hugh’s...
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Mary Stillman
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Sin and nectar: Behind the scenes of ‘Women Beware Women’
I arrived at a rehearsal of Women Beware Women and found Hippolito (Kit Parsons)...
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Tomas Overton
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Well-managed complexity: ‘In Praise of Love’
In Praise of Love by Terence Rattigan was a play well-chosen in today’s political...
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Charlie Bailey
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Fashion around Oxford – Iggy Clarke
Iggy Clarke, the president of the 2025 Oxford Fashion Gala, shares her style secrets and where she’s shopping right now.
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Antonia Rogers
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Review: Lover’s Suicide
Naomi Polonsky is unconvinced by this piece of new writing
Preview: Devised Play I – Fear
Georgina Wilson grapples with this new kind of production
Review: ‘Tis Pity She’s a Whore
Bethan Roberts is entertained by a modernisation of this racy classic
Review: OUDS New Writing Festival presents Love Plus
Nathan Ellis enjoys an accomplished work of sci-fi on stage
Verdict: The Oscars 2014
Marcus Balmer enjoys another awards ceremony. Another year of farcicle, pompous, ultimately insignificant fun.
Review: The Caucasian Chalk Circle
Emma Hewitt is impressed by a thoughtful and staunchly authentic version of Brecht's parable
Interview: Alan Ayckbourn
Emma Hewitt chats to the Olivier and Tony Award winning playwright
Live Review: Royal Blood – The Art Bar
After recovering from the ear damage, Cherwell reviews last week's gig with hotly tipped rockers Royal Blood.
Review: Pharrell Williams – G I R L
Cherwell reviews the hip-hop-turned-pop superstar's latest release.
Review: Eagulls – Eagulls
Jack Chown listens to the debut album of gritty garage rock band Eagulls
Keeping track with Superfood
Rushabh Haria talks to Dom Ganderton, lead singer of the Birmingham band.
Review: A Great Big World – Is Anybody Out There
The debut from the New York duo brings cringey, poptastic composition to bear on an annoyingly enjoyable record.
Bargain Bin: Street Sounds Edition 3
Cherwell trawls record shops for musical bargains.
Review: Pearls Negras – Biggie Apple Mixtape
The fury and frustration of Brazil's disaffected youth is perfectly encapsulated in the new mixtape from Pearls Negras.
Review: Wild Beasts – Present Tense
Wild Beasts step out of the wilderness on their latest outing
Interview: Rae Earl
Alice King speaks to the author behind 'My Mad Fat Teenage Diary' about mental health
Preview: Caucasian Chalk Circle
Ben Horton appreciates this mix of bleak human tragedy and guffaw-inducing satirical comedy
Focus on: Austentatious
Alice Troy-Donovan meets the makers of this innovative period comedy
Culture Editorial: Translating The Untranslatable
Evy Cavalla on beauty and fidelity in translation
Review: House of Cards
Veronica Heney watched all thirteen episodes of this excellent series in two days, and she suggests you do the same
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