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Sunday 19th October 2025
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Are you listening comfortably? Audio drama and theatre
When people think of podcasts, they probably wouldn’t associate them with theatre. Yet it was this seemingly unlikely convergence between the two forms that led me to attend the...
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Algorithms of individuality: ‘The Consciousness Company’
As Stephen Fry wrote, The Consciousness Company by M.N. Rosen addresses the “enormous ethical,...
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Over-the-top-vlogging and call centres: Dial 1 for UK
Dial 1 for UK is a one-man show following the journey of Uday Kumar...
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Spike Lee’s lackluster remake: Highest 2 Lowest
There is no reason why a remake should remain inferior to its source material;...
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Review: Batman The Pantomime
The Dark Knight becomes Light Entertainer
Review: A Dream Play
William Hooper finds his dreams coming true in this spectacular production
Farce: A Serious Business
An interview with author and director of Restrictions May Apply
First Night Review: Monsters
Rimika Solloway sees this powerful production answer its critics
The awards season hits oxford
A look at the upcoming Oxford Film Festival and the "Ox-scars"
Love During Wartime
All's fair in love and war
Watch Together/Watch Alone
A guide to what to opt for whether you're on a date or having some alone time....
Review: Never Let Me Go
Young British heavyweights Keira Knightley and Carey Mulligan star in this adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguru’s novel set in an alternate Britain.
Review: Spring Awakening
Conor Tucker is impressed by this powerful, punkish musical
Review: Paul
Pegg and Frost's latest effort is in dire need of the Wright stuff.
Interview: Mark Romanek
Cherwell speaks to director Mark Romanek, the self-professed 'film brat' behind 'Never Let Me Go'
A ‘Jerry Maguire’ Guide to Love
Cherwell takes a look at what the 1990s classic tells us about love and the rom-com.
Back to the age of innocence
They call it peter-pan complex
The Sublime and the Grotesque
Cherwell reviews the Oxford Art Movement show with a tantalizing theme.
21 Sketchbooks
Alisha Patel interviews the creators of Keble's collaborative art project.
Andrew Motion speaks out
Our poetry correspondent Concepta Cassar tries not to make any obvious 'motion' puns as the former Poet Laureate speaks at Oxford
Signs of the times
Cherwell photographers were out to record the messages left around Oxford.
First night review: Troilus and Cressida
An ancient tale full of modern twists
The fight continues…
The vote on tuition fee hikes passed but the student movement hasn't lost its vigour...
Music replay
A look at how listening has developed over the years
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