Performance is the most potent form of protest
Ahead of Protest and Performance Week at Warwick, The Boar takes a look at some of the most influential artistic...
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Interview: Bryony Kimmings – protest and activism in the art world
Helene Kleih
Mar. 7
Review: ‘Wuthering Heights’ performed by WUDS
Imogen Cooper
Mar. 4
Review: MTW presents ‘Anything Goes’
Sophie Dudhill
Feb. 27
Art and sexual politics: how the past can inform the present
Priyanka Kumar
Feb. 25
Review: ‘As You Like It’ – theatre or live screening?
Harry Smith
Feb. 25
Preview: WUDS Presents ‘Wuthering Heights’
Jess Jackson
Feb. 25
Preview: MTW Presents ‘Anything Goes’
Arub Ahmed
Feb. 22
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