Celebrating International Women’s Day with three Warwick women in the arts
To celebrate International Women’s Day, we brought together three of Warwick’s most influential women in the arts. Eve Allin and...
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Arts
Trigger warnings are ultimately a force for good
Izzy Conway
Mar. 8
“Deadly funny and executed perfectly”: review of ‘The Comedy About A Bank Robbery’
Reece Goodall
Mar. 7
The art installation that aims to ‘reverse’ Brexit
Lucie Carr
Mar. 4
Giving up ‘cripping up’
Isabelle Atkins
Mar. 3
“It was real, gritty and understated”: a review of ‘Concubine’
Nishat Uddin
Mar. 1
“The entire cast performed practically flawlessly”: review of ‘Guys and Dolls’
Jasmine Parker
Feb. 28
A response to ‘Freedom of expression in art does not excuse offending religion’
Rhys Clarke
Feb. 27
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