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Wednesday, May 14, 2025
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Review: As You Like It – ‘What’s not to like?’
At last, the sun is coming out to play, and the Mansfield Players’ staging of As You Like It has given this summer’s outdoor theatre season a merry welcome....
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From cloisters to concrete: Oxford’s architectural evolution
As a proud member of one of Oxford’s younger colleges – one that didn’t...
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Hand over Heart
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An old-fashioned abracadabra
We take a look at the Burton Taylor magic show, Box of Tricks
Album Review: Ani DiFranco
Red Letter Year, Righteous Babe records
Album Review: TV On The Radio
Dear Science, 4AD Records
Venue Review: University Church
Exploring the beautiful and atmospheric performance space
Sounds like Michaelmas
Cherwell's pick of the term's musical offerings
Genre confused: Krautrock
Each week Cherwell extolls the virtues of an obscure musical genre. This week: Krautrock
Local Talent: Alice Doyne
We catch up with the acoustic-pop-folk-rock songstress
Live review: Roots Manuva
Cherwell hears the gospel according to Rodney Smith
Nights in Rodanthe
A film with a classic feel, set in the idyllic beauty of Rodanthe.
The House Bunny Review
Not clever - but can is it at least fun to watch?
Brideshead Revisited Review
Could any film appeal more to us Oxford types? Guy Pewsey reviews the cinematic highlight of the new term.
Portraits of the Artists
We look at the prortraiture of classic modernist Wyndham Lewis.
Summer Podcast: ‘She Stoops to Conquer’
We talk to the people working on the OUDS summer tour
The Corrections – Repeat After Me
We review their latest album
Spot the difference
Guy Pewsey sees through Hollywood's tricks and disguises
Disturbance at Campsfield House
Smoke visible from Campsfield, heavy police presence and violent disturbances at the detention centre
Review: Out Of The Blue
New Theatre, Thursday 8th week
Review: The Importance of Being Earnest
Merton College Gardens, Wednesday - Saturday, 8th week
The Zutons – You Can Do Anything
Sean Lennon reviews The Zuton's disappointing third album offering
Interview: Noah and the Whale
First Mystery Jets, then Johnny Flynn and now with Noah and the Whale. Cherwell’s rumbling route through the indie pop of South London continues....
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