A Rubbish Night at the Museum – Do residents in Manchester have to live surrounded by rubbish
Manchester Museum is hosting A Rubbish Night at the Museum, questioning whether residents in Manchester have to live surrounded by rubbish.
Manchester Museum is hosting A Rubbish Night at the Museum, questioning whether residents in Manchester have to live surrounded by rubbish.
Manchester’s Royal Exchange Theatre hosts a production of Mountains: The Dreams of Lily Kwok, telling the astonishing story of generations of women behind Manchester restaurant and Northern Quarter institution Sweet Mandarin. The seventh Black Theatre Live show, Mountains: The Dreams of Lily Kwok is the first major mid-scale tour of a British East Asian play…
Manchester’s Palace Theatre and Opera House will be serving up a treat this autumn with a series of outstanding shows heading for the city. Musicals, comedy, drama, dance and pantomime are part of a packed season of productions being staged at the pair of city centre venues which are steeped in theatrical history. There’s the…
The producers of The Wizard of Oz have revealed the full cast for its run at Stockport Plaza
1956 Entertainment have made a welcome return to Salford Arts Theatre with their latest production, a deliciously dark version of Oliver Twist.
1956 Entertainment make a welcome return to Salford Arts Theatre with a new presentation of Oliver Twist, running Wednesday 3 May until Saturday 6 May.
Off the back of the release of their debut collaborative album This Time It’s Personal, Acclaimed poet Dr John Cooper Clarke and esteemed singer / songwriter (and founding member of The Stranglers) Hugh Cornwell are set to perform at Manchester’s O2 Ritz. It’s a match made in the rock ‘n’ roll heaven of their respective…
Sheridan Smith is set to reprise her performance as Fanny Brice in Funny Girl The Musical during its run at Manchester’s Palace Theatre.
We pick out some of the classical highlights in Manchester this week including events at the Bridgewater Hall, RNCM and Chetham’s.
The Royal Exchange Theatre’s production of 1950’s musical sci-fi spoot Little Shop of Horrors hits the stage – and it’s a winner.