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Review: Hal Cruttenden’s Funny Fundraiser
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‘Almost impossible to remain unmoved by the fragility of the piece’
Catherine Lyon
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Sam Pacelli’s insight into Noise Next Door’s new tour, laughter and improvisation
Charley Adams
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Review: Bill Bailey’s musically comedic, surrealist ‘Limboland’
Alexei Warshawski
Nov. 6
Alumnus Alexis Dubus returns to Warwick for Hal Cruttenden’s charity fundraiser
Reece Goodall
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Arts Column: Why does Mona Lisa make us smile?
Beth Hurst
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Hal Cruttenden on orphans, Ebola and performing with his favourite comedians
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- 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