“Print is essential – it’s what people want.” On October 28, I was lucky enough to speak with editor Joe Coward to discuss the founding – and thriving – of London’s new small press literary magazine, Death Kit. At only four pounds a copy, Death Kit situates itself proudly as...
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Leather jackets, frosted tips, Adidas trainers. We’re in a dark and smoky Glasgow pub and every man carries a knife in his pocket. The king’s crown takes its form as a gold signet ring. What could go wrong? On Macbeth’s October 21 press night, we settled into The Other Place’s...
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James had got to know the neighbourhood cat. He was not a cat person at all. He preferred dogs. But no one can help but watch as a cat strolls through the street as if it owns the place. James had lived in his neighbourhood since birth. He knew all...
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On April 30 2025, the University of Warwick welcomed David Speed to the FAB for his talk: “You can change your life with creativity”. With his career as an artist and thriving neon brand, Speed spoke to staff and students alike about the benefits of implementing little rituals of creativity...
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Emilia Sullivan reviews Jo Whiley's '90's Anthems' at hmv Empire in Coventry
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The Loft Theatre in Leamington Spa is easily one of the best local gems in town. Recently, I was lucky enough to attend a tour of the theatre, led by Artistic Director Sue Moore, and have been given insight into the history of the theatre as well as what’s to...
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If you still need a resolution for this year, maybe I can encourage like-minded creatives to consider treating themselves to solo trips amongst the arts. Whether that be to the gallery, cinema or theatre, how about factoring in a bimonthly bit of you time? Lone trips are going to be...
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During this busy time in the academic year, some students choose to tie this period with a bit of a health kick: this could include exercising, sleeping more, and perhaps most prominently, drinking less alcohol. It’s so important to make time for your wellbeing, even when the workload increases. So,...
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Emilia Sullivan reviews Rag'n'Bone Man's concert at the O2 Academy in Birmingham.
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This October, the touring Shitfaced Shakespeare company will be coming to Coventry, with their performance of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. As the company’s name suggests, this is going to be a Shakespearean performance unlike any other, with one of the cast members performing drunk. I was lucky enough to interview...
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Warwick University students have never needed an excuse to dress up. As Halloween draws near, the stakes are even higher than usual, and the costumes promise to be the wildest we’ve seen all year. Whether you plan on attending a pub crawl, a circle, a club event, or a flat...
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Leamington’s wealth of restaurants, cafes, and eateries can often mean we miss the smaller and tucked-away gems of the town. For a filling and delicious start to the day, I recommend Fat Birds Cafe on Warwick Street. As a friend and I popped in for a pre-lecture brunch, the cafe...
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Iris Van Herpen is a Dutch fashion designer, structural genius and exhibitor of all things strange and stylish. Many of us will have seen Van Herpen’s work, probably multiple times, without realising. From Bjork’s Biophilia album cover, to costumes in Black Panther – Wakanda Forever, to a Rolls Royce collaboration...
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