Whilst many were celebrating their visits to Stratford by seeing a light-hearted, football-themed Much Ado About Nothing production, a select group of journalists geared up to face the notoriously brutal Titus Andronicus. The Royal Shakespeare Company’s Swan Theatre would play host to the bloodbath, with the legendary Sir Simon Russell...
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In a quiet corner of the Sports Hub, when all the leisurely swimmers have finished for the day, we hear the faint splash of a ball being tossed into water. Silence. A whistle blows. And then the thunder of paddles as opposing boats rush towards an adrenaline-filled melee. This is...
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What can one do differently with arguably the most famous play ever written in the English language? A tale constantly retold through a variety of art forms, almost everyone in an audience has some expectation as to what it should look like. Director Corey Campbell and composer duo That’s a...
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After a particularly sorry Varsity 2025 showing, Coventry went into the men’s cricket hoping to reinstall some level of pride. The day’s final fixture would be a chaotic indoor version of the Gentleman’s Game. To summarise, you hit a side wall; one run, run between the wickets; two runs, you...
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Do not be deceived by an almost bare set and the gentle hum of Radiohead and Pink Floyd, this Lord of the Flies production is a spectacular, visionary masterpiece. And it has been a long time in the works. First appealing (unsuccessfully) to Warwick University Drama Society (WUDS) two years...
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The Brakes suffered yet another match cancellation when last Tuesday’s game against Alfreton was called off. Needless to say, the players were raring to get back in action on Saturday. Remarkably, they went into this weekend home game as favourites, with their opponents, Marine, sitting second-bottom in the league. Optimism...
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Dylan Oates discusses the best tracks to get into Bob Dylan.
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