Robert L. Gyorgyi reviews Melissa Johns’ Snatched at the Lowry
Adding calories to menus is more likely to exacerbate disordered eating rather than solve the UK obesity crisis
The 5th of May commemorates ‘Cinco de Mayo’ dating back to 1862. Antonio Ross reflects on the history of the day and his memories.
Daniel Tsourekas reviews Crawlers’ return to Manchester.
As Yard Act finish their first UK headline tour, Sam and Ryan tell The Mancunion about some of the highlights.
Roxanne Perron explains how Beauty and the Beast, currently playing at the Palace Theatre, honours the original film whilst offering something new
MANIFF 2022: Kirby McClure’s debut feature is cinematically gorgeous but struggles to deliver an engaging and comprehensive plot
Roxanne Person reviews The House with Chicken Legs at HOME
Jessica Hamilton reviews The Bread We Break at Contact Theatre
Oscar Isaac and Ethan Hawke shine in this disappointing first outing of one of Marvel’s most controversial characters
From Rosemary’s Baby to Midsommar, how has the figure of the witch changed in cinema and beyond?
Just because someone doesn’t have sex doesn’t mean they’re judging your sexual activity
A review of The Psychedelic Furs’ show at Manchester Academy 2 by Jessica Bagley.
MANIFF 2022: This documentary feature foregrounds the testimonies of those who have been most affected by Britain’s hostile immigration policies
MANIFF 2022: Korean sci-fi drama fails to offer anything other than a bland and predictable social critique
Robert L. Gyorgyi reviews Mozart’s Le nozze di Figaro (The Marriage of Figaro) at the Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM)
Recent beauty trends mean that spotless skin is sought more than ever. But at what cost?
The difficulty of talking about personal experiences of sexual assault, and the dismissal of perpetrators as just a bit creepy
