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Spring gets buzzy at Cornerhouse
Bright young Fela.
Fela! is the latest production to be simulcast live at Cornerhouse, but does theatre deliver the same punch on screen?
Reeling in the years.
Cornerhouse crosses the line between cinema and contemporary art.
A marriage of more than convenience: Cornerhouse & the Library Theatre
It’s not all doom and gloom: Cornerhouse and the Library Theatre Company sign a £19m deal to open a new arts centre in Manchester in 2014. Susie Stubbs finds out more.
The importance of moving earnestly.
When the Library Theatre Company moved out of their Central Library home after 58 years, they wanted to document their last production there. But filmmaker Greg Bevan brought his own history to the project too, discovers Kevin Bourke
Under exposed.
The arts may be under threat, but Cornerhouse’s exposures fest still stands up for fresh film talent
What becomes of the broken Marxist?
Artist Phil Collins talks about Marx & Manchester, Howard Devoto & what’s in store for the free market
Reasons to be cheerful.
Mike Leigh on his new film & working in theatre. He’d also like cash for his next major project. Any offers?
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Outsider art
Artists Ford Madox Brown and Adolphe Valette were two visitors to the city who made a lasting impression on Manchester. Jessica Lack investigates.... More -
Old traditions, new blood
A flurry of new arrivals, relocations, and enticing performances add up to an embarrassment of riches for classical music lovers in Manchester, Femke Colborne finds.... More -
Drawing outside the lines
Ben Luke gets a first look at Asia Triennial Manchester 2011 and the Whitworth’s Dark Matters, two exhibitions in which art does no less than transcend borders and conquer time.... More -
Fest in show
While the Weekender brings together the best of Manchester over three days, it wouldn’t exist without four of the amazing annual festivals that arrive in the city each October. Matthew Hull takes a closer look at their programmes... More
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