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Review: Waldo’s Circus of Magic & Terror

Review: Waldo’s Circus of Magic & Terror

Waldo’s Circus of Magic & Terror tells a devastating tale whilst showcasing the most dazzling disabled talent

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Review: Giovanni Pernice – This Is Me

Review: Giovanni Pernice – This Is Me

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy reviews Giovanni Pernice’s This Is Me at Bridgewater Hall

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CODA: A tender portrait of love, music, and fishing

CODA: A tender portrait of love, music, and fishing

CODA may have been overlooked due to its innocuous Apple TV+ release but its warm yet thoughtful outlook makes it one of 2021’s best coming-of-age tales.

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Accepting the everlasting silence in Sound of Metal

Accepting the everlasting silence in Sound of Metal

Riz Ahmed shines as a hearing-impaired drummer in an understated drama about struggling to accept a dramatic change in one’s way of living

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Review: Augmented

Review: Augmented

Sam McElhattan reviews Augmented at the Royal Exchange Theatre

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Review: Extraordinary Wall of Silence

Review: Extraordinary Wall of Silence

Rosemary Russett reviews Ad Infinitum’s Extraordinary Wall of Silence at HOME

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Live: Peace

Zakk Brown gets down with Peace’s indie extravaganza at the Deaf Institute

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Live: All We Are

Samuel Ward gets lost in the falsetto dreamscape of All We Are

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Live: Silverclub

Silverclub turn the Deaf Institute into a neon-coloured mush of grooviness.

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Live: Swim Deep

Melissa Blanche contends with a sea of girls at Deaf Institute to report on NME’s new favourite expose

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Live: Rolo Tomassi

The Sheffield quintet couldn’t have made their Manchester return at a more appropriately-named venue

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Live: Palma Violets at Deaf Institute

NME’s newest cover boys bring their frenetic live show to the Deaf Institute

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