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Review
Harold Pinter’s No Man’s Land at London’s Wyndham Theatre

By Ciaran Chillingworth

Theatre & Dance. London.
Review
If These Walls Could Talk workshop @ ABC Cinema, Lime Street

By Heather Hoy

Written & Spoken Word. Liverpool.
Review
David Mackenzie’s Hell or High Water

By Daniel Palmer

Film, TV & Tech.
Review
Things to Come directed by Mia Hansen-Løve

By Daniel Palmer

Film, TV & Tech.
Comment
When Fabric needed an advocate, Labour were missing in action, writes Theo Freedman

By Theo Freedman

Music. London.
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Interview
We talk to the stars of When We Are Married

By Sophie Joelle

Theatre & Dance. Leeds.
Preview
Flush at White Cloth Gallery

By Alice Chandler

Art & Photography. Leeds.
Review
About the Young Idea @ The Cunard Building

By Louise Heys

Art & Photography. Liverpool.
Review
Tom Adams and Laura Mugridge’s Bookish

By Sophie Joelle

Art & Photography. Harrogate.
Interview
Nymphs and Thugs’s Matt Abbott talks to poet Louise Fazackerley

By Matt Abbott

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.
News
New Northern Broadsides patrons announced

By Sophie Joelle

Theatre & Dance. Leeds.

Preview
Dylan Howell looks forward Scalarama 2016

By Dylan Howell

Film, TV & Tech. Leeds.
Review
Ruth Saxton on 20,000 Days On Earth @ Scalarama 2016

By Ruth Saxton

Film, TV & Tech. Leeds.
Review
Scalarama 2016: Musical truths and myths

By Ruth Saxton

Leeds.
Review
African Hopes, Beats and Dreams film season @ HOME, Manchester

By Ella Milburn

Art & Photography. Manchester.
News
Local novelist is funding publication through Unbound

By Sophie Joelle

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.
What's On
Spoken Word in September 2016

By Ciarán Hodgers

Music. Manchester.

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