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Review
Tai Shani’s ‘Semiramis’ combines nipples, medieval history and sexual fiction

By Elizabeth Gregory

Art & Photography.
Review
Christopher Robin: ‘A tale to teach the importance of nothing’

By Zoë Dukoff-Gordon

Film, TV & Tech.
Interview
Comedian Felicity Ward on public toilets, chicken karaoke and her favourite cricket pundit

By Mike Price

Comedy. Leeds.
Preview
Beer & Bangers Comedy Night @ Whirlow Hall Farm

By Sian Ellis

Comedy. Sheffield.
Comment
The UK arts sector relies on migrant talent – a no-deal Brexit could spell disaster

By Luna Williams

Politics.
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Interview
Shapely calves and tiny waists: 18th century fashion @ the Walker Art Gallery

By Maja Lorkowska

Fashion. Liverpol.
Preview
The arts project that asks: Is it really grim up North?

By Georgina Lewin

Art & Photography. Leeds.
Comment
What this 1995 book about blindness can tell us about censorship today

By Michael Sutton

Politics.
Review
BEYOND Festival: Sausages and beermats illuminate the lives of learning disabled artists

By Gill Crawshaw

Art & Photography. Leeds.
Comment
Social media companies shouldn’t have a veto on public debate

By Christy Cooney

Politics.
Review
“Expertly crafted and generously performed spoken word”: The Way I See It @ Everyman Theatre

By Ciarán Hodgers

Theatre & Dance. Liverpool.

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