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Spotlight on…The Winterling
Interviews with the star-studded cast of a little-known play
Preview: She Stoops to Conquer
This genial and spirited play is sure to be a hit
Review: The Oxford Revue & Friends
A fresh take on last Saturday's show which featured the Revue along with the Durham Revue and Cambridge Footlights
Review: ‘The Emperor’s Tomb’ by Joseph Roth
Alexander Rankine admires Roth's raw, unpolished, new novel
Shrigley and the Turner Prize Shortlist
Nina Black on why David Shrigley's art has more to offer than a laugh
Review: The Apprentice
Anna Spencer finds the egos and the infighting just as watchable as ever
Jammin to… ‘Biggest Fan Ever’ by Filthy Boy
Luke Barratt wants to share this disturbing but enthralling narrative song
Review: 1984
An ambitious but successful performance
Review: The Goat or Who is Sylvia?
This controversial and unsettling play is not for the faint-hearted
Review: Hay Fever
Luvvies and lust in a summery setting: Hay Fever ticks all the boxes
Review: The Trial
The verdict on this stripped-down production of Kafka
Review: Midnight at the Rue Morgue
The verdict on an immersive theatre piece based on the writings of Edgar Allen Poe at the BT
Daft Punk funk? Are you drunk?
Oli Davies launches his defence of the French duo
Review: Guys & Dolls
Thoughts on Pembroke's yearly musical
Tracks of the Week: May 7th
I didn't do one of these last week so hopefully these songs will be twice as good as usual.
Preview: Lead Feathers
A look at the newest offering from the writers who brought you Bluebeard
Interview: Wang Leehom
Susan Yu speaks to the Taiwanese-American pop superstar
Preview: The Winterling
Preview of the Winterling, on in 4th week at the Keble O'Reilly Theatre.
Johnny the Az-been
Cherwell takes a look at an unknown classic...
A Whale of a Time!
“A merging and blending of pre-existing styles”
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