The Influence of Television: Why I hate Love Island
Rhys Clarke explores the influence of television, in particular Reality TV, and its influence on younger audiences.
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Things I wish I knew before coming to Warwick
Starting university is a scary time. Heading to a new place and living with a group of new people is incredibly daunting. Read on for Rhys Clarke’s top six things he wishes he knew before starting at Warwick.
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The Fringe controversy: exploitation in Edinburgh
Rhys Clarke looks at the recent controversy surrounding two arts magazines' demand for payment in return for reviews of Fringe shows.
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Boris Johnson comforts the peasants of Whaley Bridge
Rhys Clarke provides an in depth look at the recent visit of newly elected Prime Minister Boris Johnson to the residents of Whaley Bridge.
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‘Mona Lisa’ goes modern: art of the future
Rhys Clarke weighs up whether the Louvre's new immersive experience, 'Mona Lisa: Beyond the glass' can really be better than the real thing.
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The art banned by dictators: why paintings will always outlive tyrants
Rhys Clarke explores the history of censorship of art under dictatorships and explains why it is still something we should be wary of today.
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An interview with Molly Lambourn: the founder of Sophie Stokes
Rhys Clarke interviews Warwick student Molly Lambourn about her new design business, Sophie Stokes.
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Get into Theatre? Get outta here!
Rhys Clarke takes a look at Get into Theatre and Daisie, the new initiatives to help students get started in careers in the arts.
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Comedy comes to Kasbah: what’s it all about?
Rhys Clarke discusses the recent announcement of live comedy events at Kasbah and why stand-up is becoming increasingly popular.
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A mourning and a warning: a review of Rabbit’s Head’s ‘BU21’
Rhys Clarke reviews Rabbit's Head's performance of BU21, a play that explores the impact of terrorism, post a fictitious attack.
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The politicisation of Shakespeare
Following a controversial statement in a new RSC play, Rhys Clarke questions whether Shakespeare is becoming too politicised.
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Barack Obama can only be described as a terrible politician
Rhys Clarke takes a look back at the Obama administration, arguing that Obama must be viewed as a terrible politician.
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‘The Horne Section’ is coming to Warwick Arts Centre
Rhys Clarke previews 'The Horne Section', the musical comedy starring well-known British comedian Alex Horne coming to Warwick Arts Centre.
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