Review: Frantic Assembly’s ‘The Believers’
Frantic Assembly produce 'a scarring exploration of loss and love', in their beautifully designed, physical theatre production.
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A capital crisis
Nicholas Buxey discusses how the violence in Venezuela should not be forgotten despite the crisis in the Crimea
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Frozen: A first for Disney at the Oscars
Nick Buxey on how, unbelievably, Disney's win at this year's Oscars for Best Animated Feature was way overdue, and looks back at some of Disney's finest animated moments
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ASM: Clarifying Rules Regarding Themed Events
Nicholas Buxey, Max Ethan Rodgers and Cindy Asokan consider the furore over the recent 'Costume Ban' debate.
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Cambridge makes a mockery of meritocracy
Nicholas Buxey discusses Prince William's recent admission to the University of Cambridge, and what this means for meritocracy and plurality in the wider British university system.
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Review: WUDS’ Antigone
Warwick University Drama Society (WUDS) present Antigone at Warwick Arts Centre - Nick Buxley reviews.
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Who is “the man”?
Nicholas Buxey discusses how there is still prejudice when it comes to talking about gender stereotypes, even in homosexual relationships
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Interview: WUDS’ Antigone
Boar Arts took the opportunity to interview cast and creatives of WUDS' production of Antigone, ahead of the production at Warwick Arts Centre.
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Disney heats up its frozen formula
Nicholas Buxey debates whether Disney's new animated-musical is their most feminist film yet
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Keeping culture alive
There is more to understanding a place than just visiting the tourist attractions, as Nicholas Buxey explains
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Why should the British bother with languages?
Nicholas Buxey argues that the universality of the English language is as much a crutch as it is a blessing
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