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Arts
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
The Fear of Fear review: “An exercise in storytelling”
Pablo Sandomingo Adams
Oct. 10
What you need to know about the Warwick Arts Centre’s 20:20 Project
Emma Worrall
Oct. 8
Looking back on the 2018 Kenilworth Arts Festival
Sam Seddon
Oct. 6
Coventry City of Culture 2021
Reece Goodall
Oct. 4
“A playground of soundscapes”: Hymns for Robots review
Emma Worrall
Oct. 2
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