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‘Timestamp’ at the Fringe: Existing in the ‘now’
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Review: Romance is Boring
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Review: Realism by The Magnetic Fields
Idiosyncratic but interesting
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Something to watch
Someone Who'll Watch Over Me impressed Vanessa Lehner
A Humorous Rhinoceros
Brave choices and absurdist comedy make this production entertaining as well as profound, says Alex du Sautoy
First night: The Magic Toyshop
Artful, exciting and ambitious. Not bad at all
Burns Night – a retrospective
A selection of photos from Burns Night festivities at Balliol.
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No horsing around here
Equus is sinister, stressful and very successful
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Guilty Pleasures
Films or genres we know we shouldn't like, but do. This week, Flash Gordon
Review: Precious
A diamond in the rough
Feature: Apocalypse Now
The end is nigh, in the cinema at least, says Nicolas Pierce
Online Review: Nine
It's no masterpiece, but it's an awful lot of fun
Cherwell Photo Blog: Version 2.0
Check out our second week of fine Oxford photography.
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