Kristy Stott

Often Onstage is an offbeat facetious romp that explores the ins and outs of the stage through the medium of dance.

Windows of Displacement, choreographed and performed by Akeim Toussaint Buck is an autobiographically sourced solo; blending dance, song and spoken word.

Bringing an extraordinary selection of live and digital work from some of the most exciting artists working today, Orbit Festival brings just the sort of theatre we crave.

A Hundred Different Words for Love is a hilarious, heart-lifting story of romance, despair, and above all, friendship – from one of the UK’s most acclaimed storytellers.

The award-winning Antler return Lands, a playful, intimate dissection of a relationship teetering on the edge of collapse.

Post is an exploration of what it means to be a migrant, of constantly inhabiting a ‘national limbo’ and failing to adhere to border and identity-defining norms.

It’s the moment of your death. There’s a magic button. Do you delete your entire online legacy? Or do you keep it – and leave the choice for someone else?

A new mythical play with songs, negotiating ancient and new territories in transmasculine gender and identity.

Selina Thompson’s solo show is about grief, ancestry, home, forgetting and colonialism. It’s about being part of a diaspora.

A unique, intimate and magical pop-up theatre, Roundabout promises top-class writing and an unforgettable theatrical experience.

Winner of The Stage Edinburgh Award, this one-woman show starring Julie Hesmondhalgh returns to Manchester’s Royal Exchange following its sold-out run last season.

Explore the log pile at Dunham Massey – for hours of outdoor fun and fresh air – let your imagination take you wherever you want to go.