The Scottish Plays: Edinburgh 2011
David Levesley and Warwick's thesps talk about their time at the Edinburgh festival this year.
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A Pint and Pointe
George Want takes in the exciting new piece of dance theatre at the warwick Arts Centre, 'Time Gentlemen Please'.
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A Norwegian man and his dog
A journey to socialism and back: Louisa Ackermann recounts some fond memories of exciting summer travels, recounting the places, the people and a nocturnal, bird-liberating, Norweigan man.
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Must See: My Last Car
Warwick Arts Centre brings a brand new creative endeavour into it's hallowed halls, but what is it all about?
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Bomber’s Moon Shines
Rozina Sabur reviews Bomber's Moon, a new play at the Belgrade Theatre in Coventry.
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The Body Farm: definitely not Waking the Dead
Owen Walker reviews the latest BBC crime drama, _The Body Farm_, and considers its merits as a spin-off
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Conan O’Brien Can’t Stop
Hari Alexander Sethi follows one of US TV's most beloved personalities on his 'Legally Prohibited from being on television' tour and finds a man with an insatiable appetite to entertain.
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I’m With You – Track by Track Review
Hari Alexander Sethi investigates what the newest member of the Red Hot Chili Peppers has brought to their ever engrossing musical equation.
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Is ITV dancing on thin ice?
Andrew Stirups questions the lack of quality programming on ITV
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Floxx: an obituary
As term three got under way, the associated themes of exam stress and sleepless nights playing out on many a face, clouds of grimace appeared over Warwick’s sky. Our remarkable selection of desirable ladies appeared to be in retreat — only appearing pyjama clad for extra supplies. ‘Twas a dark...
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Turn your swag on, lads
Gérard Depardieu, Jacques Brel, Serge Gainsbourg, Vincent Cassel… Ok, so their names are a bit of a giveaway, but from a photo alone, you’d know these guys were French. This is not to say however that looking French unconditionally goes hand in hand with looking like these men. Nor does...
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Don’t suffer in silence: attacking anxiety
The start of a new year can be a stressful time. After a long, lazy summer of holidaying, beach trips, festivals, back-to-back DVD box sets and, for the more hardworking of us, a summer job or internship, being thrown back into a life of early mornings, assessed work, essay deadlines,...
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Forward thinking: How to express yourself and get noticed
Jure Jerić talks to Margaret O’Leary about how most effectively to spend time at university. Margaret was
accepted to the Clinton Global Initiative following her project on women’s rights in Islamic countries.
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