Kayleigh Crawford reviews Queens of Sheba, which is part of HOME’s Orbit Festival and Black History Month

Phosphoros Theatre, a refugee theatre company, bring their new show to Manchester

Anna Jin reviews La JohnJoseph’s A Generous Lover at HOME

Arts Editor and drummer, Chess Bradley, discusses HOME’s newest exhibition, Flash Wallop Bang, which puts drummers central stage.

From corporate chains to DIY cinemas, Manchester has no shortage of locations to host showings of the latest blockbusters and timeless classics. Here are our favourite cinemas in Manchester

Sass Holmes reviews the David Lynch takeover of HOME for MIF19, which was a medley of art exhibitions, Q&As, film screenings, and musical performances

Thunder Road is a captivating must-see, wild journey through the grief riddled unravelling of a police officer’s life

Jack Greeney – Señor Serrano’s production finishes up a wonderful ¡Viva! Spanish & Latin American Festival at HOME.

Anuli Changa reviews The Ginger Snapped, the touring production by Jinkx Monsoon and Major Scales on their visit to HOME

Alexia Pieretti reviews The Funeral Director on its visit to HOME

Bombastic, sarcastic, critical and self-aware, José Luis Cuerda’s latest film is a criticism of Spain, and our world, through absurdism and wit

Kayleigh Crawford reviews Scottee’s Fat Blokes at HOME

Celebrating its 25th anniversary, the ¡Viva! Spanish & Latin American Festival 2019 returns to HOME Manchester from Friday 22nd March to Saturday 13th April

Ella Marsden reviews Sleepwalk Collective’s Kourtney Kardashian at HOME

Anuli Changa reviews Wise Children on its touring visit to HOME, an adaptation of the Angela Carter novel by Emma Rice

Writer Josh Sandy had the opportunity to discuss HOME’s current year-long ‘Celebrating Women in Global Cinema’ programme, which is co-curated with Andy Willis.

Film journalist Anna Smith brings her podcast Girls on Film to HOME for a live recording

Welcome II the Terrordome bridges links between past and future, a future that has become our present and for this it is more relevant than ever.

Race, Identity and Masculinity: Anuli Changa speaks to writer-actor David Judge and Director Hannah Tyrrell-Pinder about the touring production of Sparkplug