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REVIEW: Holly Hendry @ BALTIC
Gillian Rodgers of Cuckoo Review checked out ‘Wrot’, the latest exhibition from a talented artist.
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REVIEW: The Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize @ Sunderland Museum & Winter Garden
Faye Atkinson of Cuckoo Review discovered some fascinating work centring on faces from all walks of life.
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Belsay Hall is celebrating its 200th anniversary this month!
The Bank Holiday celebrations will follow a spectacular local quilt exhibition.
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REVIEW: Rodney Graham @ BALTIC, Gateshead
Andrew Bailes of Cuckoo Review explores the fascinating wealth of work from the Canadian-born contemporary artist and musician.
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Makes sure you don't miss Byre Opera as they bring their latest magical production The Cunning Little Vixen to Maltings Berwick on 24th and 25th June!
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Ladies and gentlemen, Your Bard! One man doesn't believe a word Shakespeare says, and reputations have to be defended in this critically acclaimed production at Phoenix Theatre, Blyth on 25th June!
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Professor Nother is giving a talk about Shakespeare authorship in the function room at the Shakespeare Pub – but he doesn’t believe the man from Stratford wrote those plays.