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Theatre Review: Punch

The Playhouse's world premiere unveils a world-class production 

When Rivers Meet

Ntu Big Band Live With Special Guest

Caption Conscious Ecology Presents Portland Forecast by Seo Hye Lee

Zach Templar

HANAKO (Poland) & Dusker

Icelandic Weekend - Rams

Effie Burns: Earthly Treasures

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Film Review: Challengers

Luca Guadagnino returns to the big screen with a combination of high tempo tennis and melodramatic love triangles..

We visit The Sparrows' Nest, an archive of activism, anarchy and radical history spanning over fifty years

It’s often the places you least expect that can lead you into a treasure trove of forgotten secrets and hidden gems. This is true of The Sparrows’ Nest, which recently celebrated fifteen years. Disguised as a regular house in the middle of St Ann’s, it houses an incredible collection of flyers, books, leaflets and most importantly, local press and zines centred around activism, anarchy and radical history spanning over fifty years.

Funk In Deep Freeze [ Blue Note Funky Jazz]

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The Story Of Boots' 17: Selling Cosmetics to the Post-war Teenager

JOHN BRAMWELL AND THE FULL HARMONIC TRIO

Diy Poets – Quarterly Showcase

1999: 10 Things I Hate About You

Eleanor Conway- Talk Dirty to Me

Scream & Soulside

Effie Burns: Earthly Treasures

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Secret Walled Garden Tours

In conversation with the Author: Prof Laura Serrant OBE

Gig review: Rachel Chinouriri at Metronome

Now 25 and having made music since she was 17, Rachel Chinouriri’s road to her debut album has been a long one. But through pandemics and label battles, the day has finally arrived where the Brit/alt-pop singer-songwriter’s first record, What A Devastating Turn of Events, is finally out in the world. To see her celebrate the occasion, we headed to Metronome for her album launch show…