Rosemary Russett

The Mancunion attended La Clique’s exclusive launch party to celebrate its Northern premiere – and we were absolutely blown away

Pride in Trafford was kicked off with a two pieces of theatre, one exploring the intersection of sexuality and religion, the other sexuality and masculinity

Queer Contact’s double bill exhibits how queer expression can be a journey through your grandmother’s closet or dressing up as a cat

Opera North brought their adaptation of Gluck’s Orfeo ed Euridice to The Lowry, in a stripped-back performance that elevated the emotional power of the piece

Eleri B. Jones, a former UoM student and the Resident Director of The Ocean at The End of the Lane, talks to The Mancunion, ahead of the play’s regional premiere at The Lowry

The Black Blues Brothers showed off their vast acrobatic skill in their not-so Blues show at The Lowry

Rosemary Russett reviews Queer Lady M at Waterside Plaza

Rosemary Russett reviews Ad Infinitum’s Extraordinary Wall of Silence at HOME

Rosemary Russett reviews Sound Cistem at HOME Theatre, as part of Push Festival, from Plaster Cast, a theatre company made up of past and current UoM students

The Mancunion’s Theatre section reveal their favourite shows of the decade

Rosemary Russett reviews Company Chameleon’s The Shadow at HOME

Rosemary Russett reviews Circus 1903 at the Lowry

Rosemary Russett reviews Reckless Sleepers’ Negative Space at the New Adelphi Theatre

Rosemary Russett and Sophia Hadji-Michael review Baby Fever, which is part of this year’s SICK! Festival