Opera North’s return to the Lowry this month is reason indeed to celebrate; even more so with the revival of…
Tonight Shakespeare met Tarantino, this was the bard seen through the lens of some kind of super-visual filmmaker complete with…
It is forty years since Caryl Churchill’s play first hit the stage and with this anniversary production, director Suba Das…
Thanks to years of experience in dance and choreography (and with an MBE to boot), you know any production with…
A Shakespearean comedy set around two rival states and two sets of mismatched twins is brought back to life with…
In many ways, Noble is a totally normal 15-year-old boy: his Dad works away, he fights with his Mum about…
After a successful tour in 2020, Dare To Know Theatre’s one-man, one-act show Drowning is back on the road. The…
Stunningly absorbing, this performance of Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No.3 conducted by Domingo Hindoyan is unmissable. Considered as an archetype showpiece,…
Of all the jobs in the world, one of the ones you’d probably least associate with Syria, is beekeeping. Based…
You don’t have to go far in Manchester to find a now grey haired 50 something who will become positively…