Creative Minds: Influential black and minority ethnic artists
The Arts Editorial Team look at some prominent non-white creative artists from the last century.
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#OscarsSoWhite The all-white Hollywood turns 87
Chloe McConville
Feb. 9
Review: Propeller – ‘Pocket Dream’
Callum McManus
Feb. 6
Review: ‘The Roadless Trip’ – “Promises to lift you up even when you’re broken down”
Joanna Jakubowska
Feb. 5
‘The Sisterhood’: “This used to be a home. Now it’s a College.”
Sabine Demel
Feb. 4
Theatre in decline
Katie Sewell
Feb. 2
Review: ‘Les Liaisons Dangereuses’ – “Lust, deception and sexual intrigue”
Alpana Sajip
Feb. 2
Review: ‘Macbeth’ – How exactly should we tackle Shakespeare in 2016?
Chloe McConville
Jan. 29
WUDS Presents: ‘Posh’ – Leave ‘feeling quite conflicted and quite angry’
Alexei Warshawski
Jan. 28
Review: ‘Lysistrata’ – ‘inflatable penises, men dressed as women, and an incredible selection of wigs’
Katie Sewell
Jan. 28
Review: Opera Warwick perform a “striking” ‘Marriage of Figaro’
Alpana Sajip
Jan. 27
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