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“NOR GLOM OF NIT?”: ‘Going Postal’ reviewed
“NEITHER RAIN NOR SNOW NOR GLOM OF NIT CAN STAY THESE MESENGERS ABOT THEIR DUTY.” It is this (somewhat incomplete) motto of the Post Office setting that captures in...
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On Gravel and Quads: Woolf’s Oxbridge in ‘A Room of One’s Own’
Virginia Woolf’s extended essay A Room of One’s Own is probably the most important...
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Dear Reader,
It has been so long since last I felt your fingertips tracing my pages, cascading shivers...
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Tilly White
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Cillian Murphy does it again
Since his generation-defining performance in Oppenheimer (2023) two years ago, Cillian Murphy has shown...
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The Rise and Rise of ‘Sherlock’
Alex Baugh explores the reason for Holmes' TV success
Review: Carmen
Nick Mutch enjoys a slick if somewhat conventional version of the classic opera
Behind the Scenes: Caucasian Chalk Circle
Grainne O'Mahony tells us what it's really like backstage
Preview: Betrayal
Ben Horton is gripped by the disconcerting display of a loveless marraige
Culture Editorial: Graffiti as Art
Matt Broomfield makes the case for graffiti as guerilla artistic expression
Interview: Fortuna Burke
Claire Watt chats to Oxford graduate Fortuna Burke about her wild one-woman musical comedy
The Sound of Movies
Marcus Balmer charts his 15 favourite examples of popular tracks in film history
Review: The Railway Man
A compelling, brilliantly-acted story of a prisoner of war and his arduous endeavour to forgive
Preview: Kate Tempest
Emma Simpson anticipates a compelling performance by spoken-word poet Kate Tempest
Review: The Drowned Man: A Hollywood Fable
Emma Hewitt is knocked out by Punchdrunk’s latest production; an innovative extravaganza
Bargain Bin: Osymyso — Rabbit to Rabbit
Cherwell trawls charity shops looking for musical bargains
Review: Warpaint – Warpaint
The latest offering from Warpaint builds a dissonant, dreamy soundscape full of achingly beautiful melody
Review: Bruce Springsteen – High Hopes
The latest offering from The Boss is a mixed blessing, compared to the vision of his politicised work
Review: Of Mice & Men — Restoring Force
Californian metalcore band's latest offering merely asserts the genre's consumer nationalism
2014: Best new musicians to watch
Cherwell's music critics look forward to this year's talented crop of artists
Cherwell Culture Tries… Hot Yoga
Sadie Levy Gale sweats it out with some tubby hippies
Culture Editorial: Quite a Dish
Evy Cavalla is dismayed by lazy objectification in Coriolanus
Culture Editorial: Laydeez Night
Matt Broomfield is upset by nightclub ethics
Review: The Taste
The pilot episode of this new series seems to suggest it is the same as every other cooking show
The Wrath of the Sequels?
Ollie Johnson asks whether sequels are really that bad
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