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3 unmissable music events in Leeds this June

By Tony Green

Music. Leeds.
Review
Funny Cow: confronting the idea that women aren’t funny

By Zoë Dukoff-Gordon

Film, TV & Tech. Manchester.
Review
Sixteen Records’ first release: Volume One

By Emily Booth

Music. Leeds.
Review
Works Ahead: expect something weird, personal and entirely half-done

By Kate Ireland

Theatre & Dance. Manchester.
Review
Ty Segall and The Freedom Band enthrall at Gorilla

By Joe Taylor

Music. Manchester.
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Review
Unknown Mortal Orchestra: a refined live performance at Albert Hall

By Chris Doyler

Music. Manchester.
Review
Forest Sounds: A Party After the End of the World

By Samantha Williams

Theatre & Dance. Sheffield.
Interview
Well Lit: Folklore Exhibition, the art of the story

By Hannah Emadian

Art & Photography. Bristol.
Review
The transgression of man in controversial South African film The Wound

By Patrick Young

Film, TV & Tech. Manchester.
Comment
Council divided over Bristol’s controversial new arts arena

By Elizabeth Roberts

Politics. Bristol.
Review
Part 2: The Accomplished Woman potters on

By Polly Stephens

Art & Photography. Manchester.

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