For the third night in a row, The Studio in the Warwick Arts Centre was brimming with a crowd eagerly anticipating the next two hours of disorder and chaos, set to be delivered by a fantastic ensemble cast. Before the action was underway, there were 15 minutes of preshow with...
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With the light of summer slowly giving way to the winter’s bitter cold, what better way to welcome this new season than with a game of ice hockey. Two of The Boar Sports‘ writers had the privilege of being in attendance for Coventry Blaze’s home fixture against the Cardiff Devils,...
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French rugby is ablaze: it’s lit up with superstar Olympic gold medal-winning players like Antoine Dupont; houses a raucous national stadium feared by travelling countries; and has two fiercely competitive home leagues with the top league home to the winners of the European Champions Cup for the last four years...
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Forty minutes out of Bogotá in the state of Cundinamarca, I found myself nestled in the sleepy Colombian town of Bojacá. Sleepy however was an understatement, despite being a town of over 10,000 people, it would be more accurately described as dormant. The town arose from its hibernation and this...
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Finally, you have successfully made it through the bustling corridors of prepubescent, anxious teens that make five years of secondary school and a couple more at college or sixth form. It must all be over now. That scrap of paper with a handful of letters which determines your future is...
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With the year winding down, revision coming to a close and exams quickly becoming a distant memory, I was in need of a celebration. With swathes of fancily dressed students parading down Leamington’s High Street, the idea of one of Warwick’s chaotic circles was hard to resist. But if a...
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Jacob Olie reviews Yard Act's show in Birmingham's HMV Vault.
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Jacob Olie discusses whether the use of AI in the music industry is a concern.
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Podcasts seem to have gone nuclear in the last five or so years. Something about spending two years trapped inside with little to no human interaction made every Tom, Dick and Harry believe they were the ones to rid us of our boredom by mindlessly narrating the most mundane stories...
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