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Review
Tennessee Williams’ ‘The Glass Menagerie’ @ The Alma Tavern Theatre

By Milo Cridge

Theatre & Dance. Bristol.
Review
‘Beautiful Boy’: Timothée Chalamet is heartbreaking as drug dependent son

By Ben Mitchell

Film, TV & Tech. Leeds.
What's On
In pictures: How a coffin exhibition is breaking down the taboo surrounding death

By Maja Lorkowska

Art & Photography. Liverpool.
Review
Literature and pub crawl go hand in hand @ Mcr Lit Fest’s Thinkers and Drinkers

By Isidora Cortes-Monroy

Written & Spoken Word. Manchester.
Comment
Louder Than Words: The festival championing literature about the music industry

By Mike Price

Music. Manchester.
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Review
A lesson in body: Colette Salder’s ‘Learning from the Future’

By Elizabeth Gregory

Theatre & Dance. London.
Review
‘The Old Man and the Gun’: A film that embraces and celebrates the passing of time

By Gill Crawshaw

Film, TV & Tech. Leeds.
Comment
World Mental Health Day and the necessity of the arts

By Bea Gilbert

Art & Photography. Manchester.
Review
Eclectic sounds meet stirring words @ Night and Day’s WAM Festival

By Dora Young

Music. Manchester.
Review
‘This isn’t my story to tell’: Alice Kettle on using textiles to respond to the migrant crisis

By Liv Clarke

Art & Photography. Manchester.
Preview
A look at what’s to come: Leeds International Film Festival 2018

By Rose Crees

Film, TV & Tech. Leeds.

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