Theatre review: Back to the Future!, Manchester Opera House
It’s here: Back to the Future! The musical of everyone’s favourite time-travelling movie.
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Theatre review: The Quiz at the End of the World, Hope Mill Theatre, Manchester
The Quiz at the End of the World is a fun night out. The competitive element adds a nice twist and another level to the enjoyment.
World premiere of Chloë Moss’ Run Sister Run tours UK next month
Casting has today been announced for the new play by award-winning playwright Chloë Moss, Run Sister Run, which tours in February.
Preview: Mother’s Ruin: Speaks & Shows at Turn on Fest, Hope Mill Theatre, Manchester
Trailblazing LGBT performance platform Mother’s Ruin presents two hot, queer consecutive Saturday night gigs as part of Turn on Fest at Hope Mill Theatre this January.
Eastern Encounters: Four Centuries of Paintings and Manuscripts from the Indian Subcontinent at The Queen’s Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse
Eastern Encounters: Four Centuries of Paintings and Manuscripts from the Indian Subcontinent will exhibit at The Queen’s Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse.
Waitress star Lucie Jones to perform first West End solo gig at Adelphi Theatre
Lucie Jones Live at the Adelphi will be packed with old classics and modern hits, and Lucie will share stories from her remarkable career.
Above The Stag Presents ‘The Morning After’ – A reimagining of Peter Quilter’s Play
Above The Stag is proud to announce a same-sex reimagining of Peter Quilter’s modern comedy about love, sex and relationships: The Morning After.
Heathers the Musical tours UK
The highly anticipated 2020 UK tour of Heathers the Musical is touring the UK, including dates at Manchester’s Palace Theatre from 6-10 October 2020.
World AIDS Day: Superbia’s Day With(out) Art Manchester
Manchester Pride’s Superbia strand curates a weekend of exciting arts and culture, Day with(out) Art, for World AIDS Day.
Not as good as the book: adaptations versus their source material
‘Not as good as the book’: film adaptations languish behind TV, but books trump all