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Wednesday 22nd October 2025
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Grappling with ‘grief that’s half formed’: Your Funeral
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Review: The Pitchfork Disney
Almost as good as that bit in Bambie where his mother dies
Review: As You Desire Me
Not a play for theatre-goers desiring anything substantial
Review: Angels and Demons
Is the new Dan Brown flick hellish, or simply divine?
Review: Synecdoche, New York
Pericles Megas takes us through Charlie Kaufman's latest offering
Designs for a Happy Home by Matthew Reynolds
Will Small reviews a novel about interior design, not just upholstery
Every Man out of his Humour
Edwin Black reviews a Ben Jonson comedy
Off the Wall and into the theatre
Harry Phillips visits the exciting North Wall Arts Centre in Summertown
Review: The Little Mermaid
Cherwell takes a dip into a dark adaptation of the classic.
Review: Twelfth Night
Harry Phillips looks ahead to 'Shakespeare week' with a review of the classic cross-dressing comedy.
Top Five Films To: Make You Not Want To Have Kids
Natalie Dibsdale looks at her top films to keep broodiness at bay
Coraline
Henry Selick's new stop motion fairytale provides a feast for the eyes
Simply Spock On
TrekSoc take a look at JJ Abrams's new take on the Star Trek canon
Preview: The Servant’s Ball Blitzkrieg
Our reviewer finds much to praise in the demotic magic and postcolonial absurdism of this original production
Review: Much Ado about Nothing
Shakespeare merges with shopping trolleys in this new, experimental production.
Review: HMS Pinafore
An operatic exposé of life in the Navy
Review: His Dark Materials
The long awaited arrival of the stage version of Pullman's masterpiece proves a delight
Review: Betrayal
We review the latest production of Harold Pinter's Betrayal
Review: Wolverine
We cast a critical eye over the origin story of the world's favourite adamantium-skeletoned hero
Cancer Bats Play Live in Oxford
Daniel Clarke braves the April showers to check out SSS, The Plight and Cancer Bats
Top Five Films To: Celebrate Your Inner Film Geek
Joe Brennan looks at his top five cult films
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