Henrik Ibsen’s play Ghosts is revitalised in an enthralling and thought-provoking new production at HOME Manchester

The Full Monty is showing at the Manchester Opera House, and it is a wonderfully funny and emotive performance throughout

Hair the Musical at Hope Mill theatre certainly leaves the audience on a high

Part of Berlin Now at HOME, Volker Gerling makes flipbooks an art form

Beth Armstrong reviews a stage reading of The Blue Blue Sea as part of HOME’s Berlin Now festival

Brogen Campbell talks to Daniel Rigby about playing Alan Turing, artificial intelligence, and his advice for young actors

Elise Gallagher is in for a theatrical treat at The Rocky Horror Show

The Royal Exchange Theatre opened its third day of the B!RTH festival with a bang, with two plays covering the experiences from Brazil and the USA

Breaking the Code at the Royal Exchange Theatre was phenomenal and emotionally charged, which kept the audience engaged from beginning to end

It had a roller-coaster of emotions, famous stars and yet the play was still lacking something

The plays that are raising the issues and creating a discussion about childbirth and inequality

Roma Havers reviews the University of Manchester Comedy Society’s first open mic night

It seems mod culture is definitely the newest trend to be revived

Elise Gallagher tells us about some of the inpsiring plays premiering at The Royal Exchange as part of its B!RTH Festival

Kill the Beast’s play allows the audience to explore the mind-set of four different types of characters through tropes, evacuations, and a mysterious monster masked as rising damp

Joe Murphy and Dan Turner went behind the scenes for a captivating week of snooker at the first ever English Open. Wenbo Liang lifted the trophy come the end of the tournament

A piece of theatre that calls to action the artist in every audience member

An undeniably interesting question is posed to the audience of “Lemons, Lemons, Lemons, Lemons, Lemons”; what would you say with just 140 words a day?

An hour full of laughs, mocking and challenging the status quo

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