A Warwick homecoming: the Emerge Festival preview
Jessie Kolvin speaks to the four ex-Warwick theatre companies returning to campus for the Arts Centre’s Emerge Festival.
Read More
Arts
“Elegantly unsettling”: Lip Service review
Anita Slater
Oct. 25
A fresher’s first impression of Warwick’s creative scene
Nerissa Taverner
Oct. 23
HENI Talks envision the future of arts learning
Jasmine Morris
Oct. 21
“An apocalyptic premonition”: an interview with the team behind Lip Service
Jessie Kolvin
Oct. 19
A short guide to acing that audition
Olivia Kershaw
Oct. 17
Emotive and harrowing: ‘The Pity of War’ repertory season
Isabel Alexander
Oct. 14
A review of Rik Carranza at the Birmingham Comedy Festival
Sarah Staniforth
Oct. 13
Top Content
- 1Dom Joly talks politics, pranks, and his global adventures ahead of ‘The Conspiracy Tour’
- 2A dark fairy tale: The Red Shoes arrives at the Royal Shakespeare Company
- 3Dame Maggie Smith dies at 89
- 4Can pop lyrics be poetry? The secret combination behind Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department’s momentous success
- 5Stories beyond the script: What makes a moral leader? Katori Hall’s The Mountaintop
- 6Ranks and ratings: the value of bestsellers lists
- 7The best winter crafts to keep you busy on the go
- 8Reading between the seams: Hallmark-mas, how made-for-TV films became festively fashion-forward
- 9Stories beyond the script: Hugging our little destiny again, FX’s fearless Say Nothing
- 10Decluttering the ‘mancave’: How projects like Warwick Arts Centre’s ‘Community Talking Shed’ are using collaborative art to fight the mental health crisis