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Wednesday 26th November 2025
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What I discovered when I started reading French books
My most hated subject at school was French. I mean, I hated every subject – the only thing I remember liking in all my years at school was the...
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Ben O'Brien
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‘An evening of refined fun’: ‘An Ideal Husband’ reviewed
An Ideal Husband is a guaranteed evening of refined fun. Carfax Productions’ take on...
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Lara Machado
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An architectural tour of the Schwarzman
The product of a controversial £150 million donation, the new Schwarzman building is a...
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One of the most urgent films of the year: ‘Urchin’ review
There are few films which have the power to change how you interact day-to-day...
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Yes We Cannes
Georgina Pollard gives us the lowdown on this year's Cannes Film Festival
Review: Up the Women
As conventional sitcoms go, Jessica Hynes has done an admirable job
Preview: The Sunset Limited
Helen Reid previews the 8th week brunch-time production of Cormac McCarthy's dramatic novel, The Sunset Limited.
The Wishing Horse
Ever wanted to make a short film? Here’s how. Cherwell asked Alexander Darby to share his experience making The Wishing Horse
Pilot Season 2013
Sophia Lambton casts a critical eye over the potential hits and misses of pilot season in the US
Preview: Gabe Day
The apocalypse meets Babylove in Oxford's latest offering to the Edinburgh Fringe
Review: London Assurance
Attention to detail and professional delivery meant this production was close to perfect
Interview – Mehdi Hasan
Marc Pacitti talks to Mehdi Hasan about Israeli nuclear arms and the duplicity of Dawkins
Review: Middle England
This play's promising start tailed off to an unsatisfying finish
Review: Valerie June – Pushin’ Against a Stone
Rowan Borchers isn't impressed with this Southern singer-songwriter...
Preview: London Assurance
Cherwell's sneak peek at the Merton Float's 7th week play
Review: Chastity on the Verge
Jordan Reed gives three stars to this production at the Burton Taylor in 6th week.
Preview: The Little Shop of Horrors
Helen Reid gives four stars to this musical being performed in Queen's College Gardens in 6th week.
Spotlight On…Michael Boyd
In conversation with the ex-director of the RSC about his early years in the Soviet Union
Preview: Die Frau von Früher
Ani Kodzhabasheva is impressed by the Oxford German Play
Interview: Cornelia Parker
Sadie Levy Gale talks to Cornelia Parker about constructing destruction
Review: Little Shop of Horrors
Matthew Hilborn gives four stars to the Queen's College Garden show: the musician Little Shop of Horrors
Preview: Middle England
An examination of our class prejudices at very close quarters
Spotlight On… Look Back in Anger
Evy Cavalla speaks to the director and assistant director taking Osborne's show to the Fringe
Review: Surfer Blood – Pythons
Derick J Patterson finds a new favourite band in these American surf-rockers
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