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Review: The Commitments

After its record breaking two-year run in the West End, this sensational soul musical comes to the Palace Theatre with a knock-out cast and electrifying atmosphere

Review: Bat Out of Hell The Musical

This dark and both vocal and visually spectacular is any Meat Loaf’s fan dream come true

Olivier Awards 2017: Nominations

The list of nominations has been revealed for Olivier Awards 2017

Oscars 2017

The 89th Academy Awards took place on the 26th February at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood

BAFTA Awards 2017

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) took place on 12th February at London’s Royal Albert Hall

Review: Swan Lake

Moscow City Ballet produce exquisite dance numbers in the ill-fated love story of Swan Lake at the Palace Theatre

The Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting

The Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting is open for submissions

Review: Narvik

A truly haunting and mesmerising play by Lizzie Nunnery

Interview: Lizzie Nunnery

The Mancunion’s Theatre editor Brogen Campbell talks to writer Lizzie Nunnery about her play ‘Narvik’

Review: Sweet Charity

This reinvention of the classic Broadway musical will have you laughing, clapping and ready to dance the night away

Review: Much Ado About Nothing

Hilariously funny and another triumph for the Royal Shakespeare Company

Review: Billy Elliot The Musical

This toe-tapping smash hit musical will have you crying and laughing and everything in-between

Interview: Daisy Lewis

The Mancunion spoke to Daisy Lewis about being apart of the National Youth Theatre and why you should audition

Review: HAIR the Musical

Hair the Musical at Hope Mill theatre certainly leaves the audience on a high

Interview: Daniel Rigby

Brogen Campbell talks to Daniel Rigby about playing Alan Turing, artificial intelligence, and his advice for young actors

Review: Breaking the Code

Breaking the Code at the Royal Exchange Theatre was phenomenal and emotionally charged, which kept the audience engaged from beginning to end

Review: B!RTH Festival’s Syria & Kenya

The plays that are raising the issues and creating a discussion about childbirth and inequality

Review: Rehearsal for Murder

The overall plot was compelling and built tension, but was let down by the poor performance style

Review: Wish List

A clever and compelling play which explores the struggles of living in a world that seems determined to undermine and disregard you

Review: Showstoppers! The Improvised Musical

Showstoppers! create an entire musical production before your very eyes; a show that is improvised based entirely on audiences’ suggestions