I’m no fan of Nigel Farage, but until recently I’d avoided putting him in the same camp as Donald Drumpf. Despite clear ideological similarities on immigration, deregulation and anti-globalisation, Farage’s cult of personality had never been as demagogic as Drumpf’s. It wasn’t policy which brought these two men together in...
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The Arts Editorial Team look at some prominent non-white creative artists from the last century.
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Alexei Warshawski interviews Angus Castle-Doughty, the director of Posh prior to the opening performance on 10th February at Warwick Arts Centre.
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David Bowie, influential beyond his musical output, changed the lives of millions. Here are just a few ways the Starman impacted Boar Music writers.
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The Boar Art’s 2016 Entertainment Guide Shazia Mirza Shazia Mirza is an award winning stand-up comedian from Birmingham, returning to the Midlands this February with her new show The Kardashians Made Me Do It. Described by the Birmingham Post as “break[ing] new ground in comedy”, this edgy comedian is a...
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The Noise Next Door. Where do I begin? A group of 5 ex-drama students who met at university is somewhat atypical for a comedy troupe these days, but The Noise Next Door stand out among the crowd. They are, quite honestly, the hidden gem of improvised comedy. The group performed...
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Introducing himself as “that bloke from never-mind-the-black-books-have-I-got-QI-news-for-Buzzcocks”, Bill Bailey appeared spinning on a pedestal to be greeted by the audience, as if a mannequin. From here on in, we know that we are about to be treated to a musically comedic show which will border on surrealism, pleasing us no...
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Alexei Warshawski discusses gender and its effects on politics and voting in the US and the UK
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