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Arts
Robert Madge’s My Son’s A Queer (But What Can You Do?) wows at Coventry’s Belgrade Theatre
Matthew Randell
Jul. 25
Banksy at Glastonbury: Are there limitations to the place of protest art in society?
Lauren Taylor
Jul. 22
Warwick Arts Centre crowned best cultural venue in country
Tom Ryan
Jul. 17
The Instapoetry paradox: simplicity, sentiment, and scrutiny of modern-day poetry
Emma St John
Jul. 15
It’s a hit! What Merrily We Roll Along’s four Tony wins mean for Sondheim’s famous flop
Harriet Curry
Jul. 13
How are they still Goghing!: A deep dive into Immersive Art experiences
Lola Jackson
Jul. 8
My favourite designer: Iris Van Herpen
Emilia Sullivan
Jul. 6
A celebration of East and Southeast Asian creatives: Marguerite Pan’s triumphant creation of Sequoia Zine
Angel Sun
Jul. 4
Three Spires Guildhall’s Legally Blonde delights at the Warwick Arts Centre
Matthew Randell
Jul. 2
Rising Stars: The journey of Hart & Sparks Theatre Company from Warwick to the Edinburgh Fringe
Abigail Mableson
Jun. 29
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- 4Spotlight on Ana Mendieta: Celebrating female artists
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- 8Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812 makes its UK debut at the Donmar Warehouse
- 9Can You Teach Me How to “Leave”? (And come watch again!): Freshblood is of“fish”ally back in the Warwick Arts Centre
- 10Hamlet sets sail: Shakespeare’s Prince of Denmark tackles treachery and the Titanic at the Royal Shakespeare Company