In the mid-90s the UK music scene saw the explosion of Britpop where bands such as Pulp, The Charlatans and…
In the week Timothée Chalamet made his ill-advised claim that “no one cares about ballet and opera anymore”, the 1,700…
Opera North’s 2026 production of The Marriage of Figaro proves that a thoughtful modernisation can illuminate a classic without dimming…
Ballet Nights’ first regional tour arrives in Manchester with a programme that celebrates the breadth of dance today, blending styles…
Take a step back into the 1920s with the Constant Wife which is based on the original play by W.…
Glittering, joyous, and unapologetically bold, Priscilla Queen of the Desert bursts onto the stage as a dazzling celebration of identity,…
Over four hundred years since it was written and first performed, Shakespeare’s Macbeth still proves to be the quintessential study…
At Liverpool Playhouse, War of the Worlds is not presented as a conventional science-fiction spectacle. Instead, the innovative theatre company…
As someone who can’t bear football, because it is forced upon them so much, I was as shocked as everyone…
Welcome to 1996 and into the family home of three very different sisters as they reminisce, reveal and ruffle each…