Kristy Stott

Sit in your deck chair and sip on your rum cocktail – let 2Magpies Theatre be your holiday reps in the Last Resort, an alternative future for Guantanamo Bay.

Spring Awakening combines an electrifying rock score and genre-defying writing to tell the story of sexual and adolescent discovery.

The Royal Exchange is primed to take on Victor Frankenstein’s nightmare this spring in a thrilling new adaptation by playwright April de Angelis.

An exciting and immersive theatrical experience set in a real sari shop in the heart of Manchester’s Curry Mile.

Join local libraries for This Vibrant Thing – a dazzling array of creative experiences, festival style.

Join Longsight Library for This Vibrant Thing – a dazzling array of creative experiences, festival style.

Join North City Libary for This Vibrant Thing – a dazzling array of creative experiences, festival style.

Join Wythenshawe Forum Library for This Vibrant Thing – a dazzling array of creative experiences, festival style.

After a successful production back in 2009, Chris Hoyle’s semi-autobiographical coming-of-age play, The Newspaper Boy, returns this February at Manchester’s newest and most exciting fringe venue, 53Two.

A fast-unfolding, urgent plot, mixes broad comedy with tense drama – be seduced by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s most infamous antihero, Don Giovanni.

The Balbir Singh Dance Company tackle The Civic with a dramatic story of women’s rugby told through a fusion of contemporary dance and Indian Kathak.

When Anna makes a decision that could affect the rest of her life, can Renee stand by and watch? The Almighty Sometimes was a winner of a Judges Award at the 2015 Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting.