If you are a young budding creative then going up to the Edinburgh Fringe can seem like a really good idea. After all, you’re effectively going to a city that is about to completely devote itself to the arts for a whole month, which means that you should have the...
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As I sat down to interview Matt Burman and Laura Eliot, two thirds of the team that manage Warwick Art Centre’s programme, it occurred to me that they both looked remarkably relaxed for two people who work an insane amount of hours in order to ensure that the Centre continues...
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James Graham’s play, The Angry Brigade is split into two halves: in the first act the audience watch a small police unit attempt to track down a group of home-grown terrorists who insist that the government has declared “a vicious class war” and that the time has come to fight...
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There is increasing concern about ‘laddish’ culture at British universities, following a sex tape which circulated the internet featuring members of Leeds Metropolitan University Rugby Club.
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Warwick Comedy Society has just returned from the Edinburgh Fringe where they performed a week-long run of their sketch show, Sketchual Tensions. The show featured a variety of sketches that the students had performed earlier on this year and was well-received by paying audiences. However, you don’t have to be...
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Codpiece Devising Society Codpiece will be holding weekly workshops in Term One that will cover a variety of performance skills. In Week 7 they’ll be staging a devised piece, in association with Freshblood New Writing, called Souvenirs, which will be performed in the Arts Centre Studio. Auditions will be held...
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The president of the National Union of Students (NUS), Toni Pearce, has accused universities throughout the UK of 'ignoring' the lad culture present on campuses.
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A new study conducted by the Trades Union Congress (TUC) has revealed that under-employment, has increased in the West Midlands by three percent since 2010, affecting over a quarter of a million people in the Midlands.
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Codpiece has a jam-packed first term planned already, with the society really trying to explore and create experimental work in lots of different forms and styles. We can’t officially reveal anything yet, but hopefully Freshers will be interested in the weekly workshops that will be on offer this term....
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As the new year approaches, Sam Crawford met up with Freshblood President Jamie Wright for an update on what is coming up in his society's calendar.
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As the new year approaches, Sam Crawford caught up with WUDS President Amanda Fawcett about their summer and new term projects.
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As the new year approaches, Sam Crawford catches up with ShakeSoc President Michael Chidgey to find out what is up and coming in their society's calendar.
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Sam Crawford reassures Freshers with some seasoned second year advice.
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