The University of Warwick: A second collection of our most famous urban legends
A second compilation of Warwick’s most well-known lore. Though inevitably incomplete, it captures a series of tales, myths, and legends...
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Arts
In defence of the ballet from a non-ballet dancer
Libby Davis
Apr. 29
The Horror in the Heart of this Farce: Arturo Ui at the RSC
Naoise McDevitt
Apr. 26
‘A Doll’s House’ at the Almeida: Ibsen Adaptation is no Child’s Play
Dylan Oates
Apr. 20
Poetry feature: GRANDFATHER’S SHOES
Naoise McDevitt
Apr. 16
Hamlet by Shakesoc x WUDS – Review:
Mary Kehoe
Mar. 20
Ever After or Change: Review of MTW’s Into the Woods
Naoise McDevitt
Mar. 13
What is the Point of Minimalist Art?
Hannah Guthrie
Mar. 2
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