Warwick ACS presents #TheJourney: AFROFEST 2016
To say I was blown away by Warwick ACS’ Afrofest this year would be an understatement. The talent exuded by...
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Arts
“O, brave new world” – the RSC’s high-tech ‘Tempest’
Aaishah Rauf
Nov. 28
Are Warwick students ‘creative’ enough for the creative sector?
Jemimah Gilpin
Nov. 24
“Inventive and stirring”: Review of WUDS’ As You Like It
Joe Irwin
Nov. 24
Emma Rice’s Globe Departure
Helen Morley
Nov. 23
“I believe it could be the very digitisation of art that saves it”
Daljinder Johal
Nov. 22
WUDS’ As You Like It “brims with energy, passion and power”
Ellen Whyte
Nov. 22
Is the circus art?
Reece Goodall
Nov. 20
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- 4Dom Joly talks politics, pranks, and his global adventures ahead of ‘The Conspiracy Tour’
- 5Laughs, fools, and yellow stockings: The RSC’s new production of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night is brilliantly hilarious
- 6The best winter crafts to keep you busy on the go
- 7Stories beyond the script: Hugging our little destiny again, FX’s fearless Say Nothing
- 8Reading between the seams: Hallmark-mas, how made-for-TV films became festively fashion-forward
- 9The Bigger Picture: The Nativity and how it’s changed
- 10Decluttering the ‘mancave’: How projects like Warwick Arts Centre’s ‘Community Talking Shed’ are using collaborative art to fight the mental health crisis