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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
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Review: Bat Out of Hell The Musical

This dark and both vocal and visually spectacular is any Meat Loaf’s fan dream come true
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Olivier Awards 2017: Nominations

The list of nominations has been revealed for Olivier Awards 2017
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Oscars 2017

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The 89th Academy Awards took place on the 26th February at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood
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BAFTA Awards 2017

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

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

The Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting is open for submissions
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Review: Narvik

A truly haunting and mesmerising play by Lizzie Nunnery
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Interview: Lizzie Nunnery

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

This reinvention of the classic Broadway musical will have you laughing, clapping and ready to dance the night away
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Review: Much Ado About Nothing

Hilariously funny and another triumph for the Royal Shakespeare Company
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Review: Billy Elliot The Musical

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

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

Hair the Musical at Hope Mill theatre certainly leaves the audience on a high
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Interview: Daniel Rigby

Brogen Campbell talks to Daniel Rigby about playing Alan Turing, artificial intelligence, and his advice for young actors
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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
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Review: B!RTH Festival’s Syria & Kenya

The plays that are raising the issues and creating a discussion about childbirth and inequality
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Review: Rehearsal for Murder

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