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Interview: Lucy Caldwell
The award-winning playwright talks about the beginnings of her career
Review: Turner Prize 2009
Annabel James explores this year's entrees to the ever controversial Prize
Panto, ‘Puss’ to Pamela Anderson
Christmas pantomime has long pushed the boundaries, Maximus Marenbon discovers
An Evil Empire?
What Rage Against The Machine's Christmas Number 1 really means
Review: Kienholz – The Hoerengracht
Amsterdam's Red Light District is brought to London by Nancy and Ed Kienholz
Review: Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2009
Katrina Kwan recommends this free annual photographic portrait exhibition
Review – A Level Drama Showcase
Finola Austin heads back to school to see what A Level Drama has to offer
Review: James Methven’s ‘Precious Asses’
Catullus is back, but why should the Noughties care?
Where The Wild Things Are Review
Nick Pierce thinks it's worth visiting Where The Wild Things Are
Extended Review: 101
Comprehensive coverage of Oxford alumna Asia Osborne's experimental show
Interview: Metro Station
The band on touring with Hannah Montana, 'pop music', and wanting to be big
New Writing Festival winners announced
Cherwell brings you the results of the annual OUDS competition
Review: The White Ribbon
Nick Pierce reviews Austrian filmmaker Michael Haneke's Palme d'Or winning latest offering
Review: Oxford University Sinfonietta
The acclaimed ensemble delivers again, with pieces by Mozart, Schnittke and Williams
Review: Oxford Alternotives
Edmund Thomson Jones previews the a cappella group's 8th week show at the Magdalen Auditorium.
The New, still Beautiful South
Philippa Hibbs talks to Dave Hemingway about fame, gigging and life after Paul Heaton
Review: New Moon and a new man
Lucinda Knight falls in love all over again watching the latest in the Twilight saga
Bunny and the Bull Review
Cherwell follows the classic odd couple around Europe
Review: A State Affair
It's grim up north in the BT's final offering of term
Review: The Bacchae
Hertford bop cellar, 1st-3rd December
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