Freshers nostalgia: The quiet company of art
Art doesn’t have to wait for a studio, a degree show, or a grand project. It can live quietly in...
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Maya Gordon
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The Bacchae review: A production of wine, rhyme and a good Time
Emma Willock
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Measure for Measure: Another off-the-scale RSC production
Dylan Oates
Sep. 30
Possessors, Self-Dispossessed: ROMANS: A NOVEL at the Almeida Theatre
Naoise McDevitt
Sep. 26
Flash fiction feature: Linger On
Naomi Pandey
Sep. 26
Warwick art historian uncovers lost portrait of Henry Wriothesley, Shakespeare’s patron and possible lover
Maya Gordon
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81 (Life) at the Almeida: Do not resuscitate this show
Dylan Oates
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