“But I thought only girls did ballet?”
My flatmate’s response when I mentioned that I would be writing an article on boys in ballet perfectly demonstrates the...
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An interview with street artist and Warwick graduate, Michael Batchelor
Meg Colborne
Dec. 25
The problem of political incorrectness in pantomimes
Charlotte Dawkins
Dec. 22
The issue of advertising on arts buildings
Lucie Carr
Dec. 20
Alternatives to pantomimes this Christmas
Georgia Simcox
Dec. 18
Sleigh the gift game this Christmas with DIY gifts
Meg Colborne
Dec. 16
“Heart-warming, jovial and redemptive”: a review of ‘A Christmas Carol’
Chloe Harkness
Dec. 14
“Entertainment for adult and child alike”: a review of ‘Wilde Creatures’
Asad Raza
Dec. 11
Top Content
- 1Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812 makes its UK debut at the Donmar Warehouse
- 2“A step on from anything you have seen”: Motionhouse’s Daniel Massarella on Hidden ahead of its Warwick Arts Centre premiere
- 3A campaign against AI: What can artists do to protect their work?
- 4Spotlight on Ana Mendieta: Celebrating female artists
- 5A dark fairy tale: The Red Shoes arrives at the Royal Shakespeare Company
- 6Lord of the Flies reigns supreme in the Warwick Arts Centre studio
- 7A celebration of art in all its form: How the revival of the Warwick Student Arts Festival brought a summer of joy to campus
- 8The Claudia Winkleman effect: The Traitors and country gothic
- 9Threads of time: Party girls and paparazzi, the high fashion origins of Y2K
- 10Root, form and body: an exploration of the Peggy Guggenheim Sculpture Garden