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Preview
Watch ‘The Blair Witch Project’ in the woods at night @ Sheffield’s Whirlow Hall Farm

By Sian Ellis

Film, TV & Tech. Sheffield.
Interview
‘We recycle each other through our experiences and lives’: Poet Ciarán Hodgers on his new book

By Michael Sutton

Written & Spoken Word. Liverpool.
Review
Are we really that far from a dystopian nightmare? ‘Meek’ @ The Unity Theatre

By Laura Harris

Theatre & Dance. Liverpool.
What's On
From Jo Brand to Graham Norton: Introducing Manchester Literature Festival 2018

By Zoë Dukoff-Gordon

Written & Spoken Word. Manchester.
Review
Hereditary: Horror that will rock you to your very core

By Zachary Stephens

Film, TV & Tech.
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Review
Sex in Lois Hollowell’s paintings: Fleshy and bulbous, ethereal yet human

By Jake Coleman

Art & Photography. London.
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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