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A Four Tet to forget @ Old Granada Studios
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A fresh view of 1960s British art: The Walker’s ‘Kaleidoscope: Colour and Sequence’
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The Almighty Sometimes @ The Royal Exchange Theatre
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“Biting, poetic and woke lyricism”: Jen Cloher @ The Deaf Institute
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Pilbeam’s Noise Night: Valentine’s Special @ Oporto
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Family drama in Winter Solstice: lamentation and laughter, resentment and reconciliation
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Comment
A way into: Horrorcore, Gangster Rap’s ugly cousin
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Eric Clapton documentary Life in 12 Bars: A man lain bare
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Interview
Masculinity, mental health and theatre: In conversation with Red Ladder Theatre Company
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Preview
Cavernzz’ debut LP ‘Nothing Left’: Astute, honest, graceful
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Steve McQueen’s Ashes (2002-2015) @The Whitworth
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The V&A’s Balenciaga retrospective shows his radical and enduring legacy
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Ought: ‘Room Inside the World’
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Chinese New Year in Manchester: How old is China Town in dog years?
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Still Alice: a delicately moving portrayal of living with early onset Alzheimer’s
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#Suffrage100: Deeds not Words on the Streets of Bristol
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The Vagina Dialogues: 2 Fast, 2 Feminist
