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Thursday 20th November 2025
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‘Controversial but compelling’: ‘Women Beware Women’ Reviewed
CW: Sexual assault The Michael Pilch Studio might just have been the perfect venue for Women Beware Women. Intimate and beguiling, the audience were made to feel almost as naked...
Culture
Abigail Lakeland
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GCSE drama nostalgia: ‘The Detention’ review
The Detention provided its fair share of giggles, but whether that was a result...
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Elyce Croker
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The power of the playlist
"These ten precious songs ... will become a time capsule"
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Sophie Hough
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Ceilings, wives, and love letters to the city: The Pre Raphaelites in Oxford
It was in 1857, not long after the construction of the Oxford Union, that...
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Nancy Gittus
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Preview: The Glass Menagerie
Camilla Rees gets a taster of Tennessee Williams' classic
Ashurbanipal
Helen Reid talks to the writer and director of Trinity's most out-there production
Review: Love Is All You Need
This Danish rom-com is ripe with cliché, but lacks zest
Putting a new face to an old name
In trying to force the stage curtain to stay closed, you can inadvertently rip it down.
Some are more gender-equal than others
Sam Atwell examines George Orwell's chauvinism, and the women he loved and lost
Ashurbanipal: The Last Great Metalhead?
Joe Manktelow has a word with the creators of this student play's outlandish soundtrack
Jammin to… ‘Apricot’ by Basil Hogios
Antonia Whitton evangelizes about a fleeting moment of brilliance
Daft Punk in a funk
Sam Parsons is consumed with righteous anger at new single 'Get Lucky'
Preview: 1984
Tess Colley expects good things from this adaptation of Orwell's classic
Review: Life is a Dream
Laura Stacey finds sound jarring but performances strong in the Oxford Spanish Play
What are Wordsworth?
Sadie Levy Gale and Molly Brown experience 'performance poetry'
Hair-razing artwork
'Bold and Bald' A review of Adam Wozniak's Buster Renovatio.
Light-hearted Art
“Playing with shadows” A review of the Hayward Gallery's light show.
St. George’s Day playlist
Cherwell music get all patriotic with their latest offering...
Haven’t they Don well?
Ceri Fowler and Don Broco discuss everything from George Clooney to puppies...
Styles stays a-Float
Riaz Philips thinks this is a very inoffensive but listenable work...
We’re sick of Steve!
Jack Chown thinks that Steve has fallen into the 'Mumford and Sons trap' on his latest offering...
Review: The Book of Mormon
Frank Macpherson finds this show frankly boring
Spotlight on…1984
Evy Cavalla interviews the production company behind the dystopia
Review: The Smack Family Robinson
Like the Swiss Family Robinson, but with less of a message and much more smack
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