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‘A team of criers’: Behind-the-scenes of ‘Uncle Vanya’
Nothing makes me more excited about a theatre production than hearing a director talk passionately and intelligently about their chosen text. In a conversation with Cherwell, director Joshua Robey’s...
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Lara Machado
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Grappling with ‘grief that’s half formed’: Your Funeral
“Meeting up with a partner so soon after a breakup is an awkward time...
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Charlie Bailey
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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...
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Rhys Ponsford
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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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Horror’s fright-hand man
Sophie Adelman talks to critic, screenwriter and author Ben Hervey about his genre of choice
Photo Blog Week 7 – The Penultimate Pictures
Oxford in photos as Trinity draws to a close
Film Wars: Too Much Cash Will Kill You
A debate on the merits of blockbuster and arthouse flicks
Film Wars: PC Power
Does CGI have the edge over hand drawn classic animation?
Film Wars: 2D or Not 2D?
Is 3D cinema anything special?
Film Wars: Big Screen/ Little Screen
Is TV a vacuous void? Is film the real art form?
Reviews: The Happiest Girl in the World & The Girl on the Train
Abhishek Bhattacharyya compares the latest forein language film releases
Review: The Brothers Bloom
A quirky, genre-busting film
First Night Review: Closet Land
Jenni Cutting discovers the BT ain't no Narnia this week
My, Fair Play!-dy
Andrew McCormack can't say fairer than that, with the Queen's Garden Play
Photo Blog – 6th Week
It's already 6th Week, here's what it looks like*
What Makes A Classic: Magnolia
Beau Woodbury on Paul Thomas Anderson's modern masterpiece
A funny type of attraction
Rafaella Marcus on why even the most unfortunate -looking of comics can send the girls swooning
Review: Iris Murdoch, a writer at war
Helena Bennett finds that students haven’t changed much in 70 years - but the world around them has
Review: Closet Land
What happens when Enid Blyton meets Orwell's Big Brother?
Review: Rent
Andrew McCormack catches up with the first instalment of this month's rent.
Remainders of a revolution
The Time that Remains: Quietly thought-provoking. Sometimes a little too quiet.
The magic motion man
Jane-Marie Saldanha speaks with Adam Elliot, independent animator extraordinaire
The college dropouts
Alex Dudok de Wit talks to Foals keyboardist and Oxford abscondee Edwin Congreave
First Night Review: Much Ado About Nothing
Will Granger thinks there's plenty to say about this something.
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