Keep calm and shuffle on
Dean Simons celebrates the success of The Walking Dead, a zombie drama with brains
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Arturo Ui and Cauliflower Power
Dani Mansfield looks ahead to the upcoming student play, Brecht’s The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, where even the veggies are deadly
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The Author
Thomas Billinghurst unravels the controversy of Tim Crouch’s uncanny creation
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The Red Shoes
Rebecca Hussein analyses the latest work of celebrated theatre company Kneehigh
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It has to be this Way2: Lindsay Seers at the Mead Gallery
Rachel Eliza Guthrie reviews Lindsay Seers’ moving exhibition at the Arts Centre tracing the disapperance of her sister
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Tags and Treats
Maria Dimitrova looks at Singapore’s enfant terriblé of contemporary art Vincent Leow’s latest exhibition
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Student protests end with plans for more action
Students occupying ACCR left on Thursday morning, but are planning a 'teach-in' for next week
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Benitez edges closer to Inter exit
Chris Weatherspoon investigates Benitez's reign at Inter
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Day 2 of the fees protests as it happened
After leaving the Arts Centre, students deliver a pot of urine to University House in protest
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A prize for fiction or for profit?
With the announcement of the Booker Prize, Tom Goodenough questions who is actually enriched by such awards
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Hawking’s fight against religion: a lost cause?
Jamie Mackay finds only disappointment in an ambitious work from the universally-known scientist Stephen Hawking
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Occupation day 1 as it happened
Students finally locked in at the Arts Centre overnight and told they would not allowed back in if they leave
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