Warwick Arts Centre is a multi-venue arts complex at the University of Warwick in Coventry, England. It attracts around 300,000 visitors a year and hosts theatre, cinema, exhibitions, music and family events.
Free, artist-led multi-sensory creative session for children aged 0-4 and their grown-ups, led by musician Beth Hopkins.
Stand-up show by Mike Wozniak, the Taskmaster and Man Down comedian, with new material.
Free open mic night for singers, instrumentalists, poets and MCs to drop in and play at Warwick Arts Centre, suitable for all audiences.
Free drop-in comics workshop led by illustrator Freyja, where participants make a 12-panel comic page, part of the Comics Come Alive series.
Workplace satire comedy show by an Australian duo, a Q&A-style piece on the absurdity of modern corporate life.
Stand-up show 'Maverick' by comedian Aurie Styla, exploring work-life balance, family and relationships, on his UK tour.
An evening of Tar-Shehnai and Dilruba music, with music by Panesar's students followed by a solo recital by Panesar, accompanied on tabla by Narinderjit Lallie.
A festive big-screen experience for young children with seven classic Peppa Pig Christmas episodes and four new songs, including a captioned performance.
Stand-up show 'Bath Mat' by Phil Ellis, the new national tour of the Taskmaster star after his 2025 Edinburgh Fringe wins.
Free drop-in Sunday morning of singing, moving and dancing for all ages at the Warwick Arts Centre, with under-16s accompanied by an adult.
Screening of the West End film of Hadestown, the Tony Award-winning musical about Orpheus and Eurydice, with the original Broadway stars.
University of Warwick Classical & Modern Dance showcase with more than forty dances across ballet, jazz, contemporary, pointe and other styles, plus guest numbers from the university's dance societies.
Double bill of dance from the African Diaspora by ACE Dance and Music, with 'Echoes of Dust' and 'Letlalo', part of the HOME season.
Free drop-in workshop led by artist Frances Yeung in which students make a miniature house to add to a collective student village.
The Olivier Award-winning play GIANT, with John Lithgow as Roald Dahl, is screened live in the cinema at Warwick Arts Centre.
Free conversation chaired by curator Ekow Eshun with artists Nengi Omuku, Matthew Krishanu and Emma Talbot, part of British Art Show 10.
The BIG Sing, with 100 local primary school children, brings a modern twist to Christmas carols with plenty of sing-alongs.
The Archers cast bring its 75th anniversary show to the stage, hosted by Angela Barnes, marking 75 years of the BBC Radio 4 drama.
Chineke! Orchestra, conducted by Tatiana Pérez-Hernández with guitarist Plinio Fernandes, plays Stravinsky, Rodrigo, Echverry and Hailstork.
Tall Stories' stage adaptation of the picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler, with songs, laughs and a little bit of scary fun for ages 3 to 103.
Award-winning science show with live experiments and audience interaction, inspired by the Christmas Lectures tradition, aimed at a family audience.
The University of Warwick Chamber Choir, conducted by Papagena, brings together contemporary and traditional winter choral works by Chilcott, Bebbington and Wallen.
CBSO concert conducted by Kazuki Yamada with Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker and Bernstein's Prelude, Fugue and Riffs.
Fourth edition of the seasonal makers market with independent local traders selling handcrafted and sustainably made items and festive live music in the foyer.
Children's musician Nick Cope plays his guitar and uses interactive animations in a family show recommended for ages 3 and over.
Free drop-in, participatory family music session with a different musician or artist each Sunday at Warwick Arts Centre.
Free afternoon of talks and interactive exhibits on housing rights, homicide research and careers, part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science.
Francis Rossi, joined by guitarist Andy Brook, plays a selection of Status Quo classics, deep cuts and his own songs with his own commentary.
Weekly Friday evening of live jazz in the Warwick Arts Centre foyer, headlined by The Aaron Moloney Trio with a jam session afterwards.
Live vocal drag spectacular in which the Queenz battle as pop icons, with the front-row audience choosing who sings next.
Student production of Arthur Miller's 'A View From the Bridge' by Warwick University Drama Society and The Drama Collective, with the audience surrounding the stage.
Inua Ellams' award-winning family drama about the friendship between an enslaved woman and her former mistress in pre-colonial Nigeria, directed by Roy Alexander Weise.
Free drop-in textile workshop led by artist Jane Thakoordin to create a handmade keepsake, followed by a performance of Inua Ellams' drama 'Once Upon a Time in Sokoto'.
Historian Mary Beard returns to the stage to explore the secret histories of Ancient Rome and connect them to the modern world.
Lunchtime concert of works inspired by folk music, including Dvořák, Debussy and Bartók, followed by a meet-and-greet with the artists.
NT Live screening of the Almeida Theatre production of Clifford Odets' 'Golden Boy', with Josh O'Connor, directed by Sam Yates and accompanied by a live string quartet.
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Warwick Arts Centre, University of Warwick, Coventry CV4 7FD, United Kingdom
