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Friday 14th November 2025
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‘Like the edge of a knife’: Ukrainian pianist Lubomyr Melnyk brings his ‘Continuous Music’ to Oxford
Ukrainian pianist Lubomyr Melnyk took the stage in Magdalen College Chapel and the Holywell Music Room on Monday 3rd and Tuesday 4th November to showcase his unique style, called...
Culture
Lilia Goldstein
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What does a Ruskin artist actually learn? A graduate’s perspective
Create, critique, repeat? Polina Kim interviewed recent John Ruskin MFA graduate Laura Limbourg about...
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Polina Kim
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Why we’re obsessed with Greek myth retellings
In every bookshop today, from Blackwell’s to Waterstones, an unmistakable pattern emerges: Greek myth...
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Hannah Becker
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Down the rabbit hole: illustrating ‘Alice in Wonderland’
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland has long proved an endless source of inspiration to illustrators....
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Verity Fleetwood-Law
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Dream Diaries: Part 1
Producer of A Dream Play, Charlotte Ellis, takes us behind the scenes with an insider's view into putting on a play
Review: The Thin Red Line (1964)
There is something to be said for Andrew Marton’s gritty take on James Jones' novel.
Review: Betrayal
This piece about the Nazi occupation of Norway is something of a missed opportunity.
Review: ‘All Day’ by Girl Talk
Girl Talk release a disappointing third album
Review: No Direction Home
Scorcese's documentary on Bob Dylan is 208 minutes long, but still watchable
Review: Control
Anton Corbijn's sincere account of the life of Ian Curtis
Here’s Lookin’ at Zoo, kid
Andrew McCormack takes a stroll in the park with Albee's Zoo Story
Life is a Cabaret
Cherwell celebrates the cheesy power of musicals
Cinéma-voyeurisme
Cherwell takes a look at the music biopic
Sound Distortion
Matthew Shribman deplores the commercialisation of our modern day radio music
Review: The Decemberists
A stylish album that won't convert the nay-sayers
Review: White Lies
Not as slick as their debut album
Review: The Books
An album at once intelligent and light-hearted
Interview: Jamie Woon
Cherwell chats with the up and coming singer-songwriter.
Head in the Clouds
Art Jericho offers some stunning images of nature
Rad Cam!
Cherwell takes a look at the O3's exciting new show
The Savage Poet
Cherwell traces a path through the work of Roberto Bolaño
Review: Troilus and Cressida
A highly rated production of an underrated play
Review: The Red and the Black
Cherwell is taken in by this extremely fun adaptation.
Review: The Dumb Waiter
Concepta Cassar is intrigued and bemused by this production of Pinter's black comedy
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