Part of the MIFTAS season by the University of Manchester Drama Society this is a hilarious play about one night stands

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

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 is open for submissions

The House of Bernarda Alba is a gripping and emotional play whose symbols and characters remain relevant 80 years after its original setting

London’s National Theatre comes to Manchester’s HOME, first class entertainment at a Northern price

A truly haunting and mesmerising play by Lizzie Nunnery

The Peony Pavilion is one of the most famous Chinese love stories and is performed by the Chinese National Ballet at The Lowry

The best bits of theatre coming to Manchester this semester

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

The audience at the Lowry were treated to a wonderful performance that was visually superb and entertaining from beginning to end

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

An opera with a twist, it’s both funny and accessible

Amy Matthews sits down with rockers VANT to talk about Theresa May, Manchester crowds and their forthcoming album DUMB BLOOD.

Hilariously funny and another triumph for the Royal Shakespeare Company

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

The 2011 riots are dramatised to tremendous effect, an excellent production by a local Manchester theatre

An hour long show of madcap physical theatre, acted with aplomb

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

Love Labour’s Lost and Much Ado About Nothing have been paired sharing the same cast and set on different nights, after watching Love Labour’s Lost Jennifer Sterne argues that the impact of their pairing would be more effective if shown as a double-bill