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Things to do in Coventry this September

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Monday 31 August

It’s back-to-school season, so make your family time count this September! If you’re trying to plan the perfect family day out this month, there’s something for everyone this September here at Warwick Arts Centre.

September cinema

For a fun final film before children head back to school, come and enjoy Coyote vs Acme; an action-packed hybrid of live action and animation comedy featuring the Looney Tunes. The film follows Wile E. Coyote and his lawsuit against Acme Corporation after every single one of their products he’s used has backfired in his pursuit of the Road Runner.

Hugh Jackman delivers a dark portrayal of the titular character in A24’s thrilling adaptation, The Death of Robin Hood. Based on the 17th-century ballad, Robin Hood's Death, Jackman is joined by Jodie Comer as Robin Hood is living in exile and being tormented by his past after a life of crime and murder.

National Theatre Live presents The Misanthrope, a reimagining of Molière’s classic dark comedy starring award-winner Sandra Oh (Killing Eve).

We’re celebrating the 60th anniversary of the first ever Star Trek episode with an out-of-this world double bill. On Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 you can see Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home and Galaxy Guest for just £10.

There's plenty more on offer during September so find out what’s on at the cinema at Warwick Arts Centre.

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A mix of live events

We have a range of different events taking place this September covering music, comedy and how to be hopeful.

British country act Ward Thomas celebrate their landmark album Cartwheels by performing the album in its entirety with a full band. The record made history as the first ever by a British country act to reach No.1 on the UK Albums Chart.

Stand-up comedian, actor, writer, and TV personality Alan Davies is on tour for the first time in a decade with his new show Alan Davies: Think Ahead. These days he spends more time in the pharmacy than the gym and is subject to relentless eye rolls from his kids, but he says he’s funnier than ever.

Sunday Times Bestselling author Caitlin Moran has been on a quest to fall back in love with the world again. One morning after waking up, she realised that she had reached Peak Despair. Caitlin Moran: How to be Hopeful brings Caitlin on tour, accompanied by special guest hosts, as she discovers that “waiting to feel hopeful again” just won’t work and that being hopeful is something, like laundry, you have to do.

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Food and drink options

Enjoy a delicious meal, snack, or drink to make your visit to Warwick Arts Centre even more special. When you’re planning your activity, be sure to book a table at one of our in-venue restaurants: Benugo Bar & Kitchen or Panda Mami.