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The Halifax Arts Podcast: Episode 019
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Welcome to The Halifax Arts Podcast for November 2020. It may be Lockdown 2.0 but we have plenty to talk about in this episode of Calderdale’s leading arts podcast! Janet Warham has been investigating Shabang, the Slaithwaite-based theatre company, Andrew Sykes has visited the world’s smallest museum in Warley, Alex Abel reports on her trip to the Hebden Bridge Picture House to see the psychological horror film Saint Maud and our resident film reviewers, Steve Archer, Judy Green and Jeremy Walker review the films How to Build a Girl and Queen & Slim and the streaming television shows The Undoing (Sky), The Twelve (All 4), State of the Union (BBC iPlayer) and Ghosts (BBC iPlayer). The show is presented by Jeremy Walker and is edited by Andrew Sykes.
You can contact us via social media at ‘Halifax Podcast’ on Twitter, Instagram or on Facebook. We’d love to hear what you think about the podcast and if you have ideas for future episodes, please do get in touch. In the meantime, stay safe, and we’ll see you again in December for the next episode of The Halifax Arts Podcast.
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