theatre
The Half-Term Survival Guide.
Half-term: a phrase that strikes fear into the heart of any benevolently-neglectful parent. Fear not – here is our guide to things to do with the kids this February.
Art on the edge.
The art programme at Manchester International Festival 2011
Run of the mill.
Hard Times in Murrays’ Mills with the Library Theatre Company
The Urban Insider: Oxford Road
From bassoons to baboons, Oxford Road has it all going on.
Coffee and culture.
Spring gets buzzy at Cornerhouse
More sinned against than sinning.
What do King Lear and Little Richard have in common? They’re both hanging out in Salford Quays this spring, as Matthew Hull discovers. His name might be over the door but there’s more to The Lowry than the great man’s art. The centre, a landmark feature of the Salford Quays waterfront since its opening in [...]
Bright young Fela.
Fela! is the latest production to be simulcast live at Cornerhouse, but does theatre deliver the same punch on screen?
Zack to the future.
Phoenix Nights it ain’t. Comedian Justin Moorhouse settles into a lead role at the Royal Exchange.
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Boutique Weekender: February 2012
Mark the start of spring with this very special, pick n’ mix weekend of art, music, dance and fashion
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History lesson.
Visiting Manchester? Want to find out more about what makes Manchester (and Mancunians) tick? Look no further than our potted guide to Manchester past and present. Susie Stubbs and Jonathan Schofield tell all.
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Curiouser and curiouser.
Susie Stubbs gets confused and amused at Tate Liverpool’s latest exhibition, Alice in Wonderland
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