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Friday 17th October 2025
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Are you listening comfortably? Audio drama and theatre
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Review: A Streetcar Named Desire
Worcester College JCR- 25th, 27th and 28th November
Jamie T – The Man’s Machine EP
Hannah Partos reviews Jamie T's forthcoming EP
Not so serious men
Josh Rosaler talks ambiguity and nihilism with the Cohen brothers
Review: Paradise Lost
A review of Milton's classic
Review: The School for Scandal
A classics rendering of Sheridan's comedy of manners
Review: Marriage of Figaro
Robin Thompson highly recommends this week's production of the opera at the Sheldonian.
Review: A Serious Man
The Coen brothers get serious in this latest offering.
Review: Steampunk
Lots of steam, just not enough punk for our reviewer.
Review: And Another Thing…
Eoin Colfer's Hitchhiker sequel is baffling, overlong and unfunny. Avoid.
No more Mr. Nice Guy
Josh Lowe gets tough on Nu-folk niceness, electronic contentment and ukuleles
Review: Medea
Nothing lost in translation in this greek offering.
Review: As you like it
Our reviewer likes it, as you will too.
Review: Peach Boy
A new all ages play based on Japanese folktale
Let me entertain you.
Cherwell takes a look at what colleges have to offer. This week: Magdalen
Review: According To
A new play by Oxford's very own David Ralf
Seasick Steve – Man From Another Time
Another batch of raw, authentic songs from the travelling bluesman
Review: Go Back for Murder
Agatha Christie gets a stage makeover in this four-star offering
Review: The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
Remember Heath Ledger by forgetting this film.
Review: Turner and the Masters
Our Exhibitions Editor follows Turner from obscurity to celebrity.
Review: Pop Life
Explore four decades Pop Art at the Tate this winter
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