Theatre Archive
Must See This Week In Theatre: 1st October-8th October
The best of theatre for the week ahead.
Hooray for The Heretic!
Josephine Lane went to The Cornerhouse last week to preview some scenes from The Library Theatre Company’s The Heretic and interview the cast
Must See This Week In Theatre: 24th Sept-1st Oct
The best of theatre for the week ahead.
Must See This Week In Theatre: 17th Sept – 24th Sept
A guide to what’s happening in Manchester theatre this week
Saturday night, Sunday morning
It lacks the heart of the novel and film, but this adaptation of Sunday morning still has a lot to offer
Chris Ramsey on being funny
Before he wows the crowds at Owens Park on 21st March, comedian Chris Ramsey was jolly lovely enough to answer a few questions for The Mancunion. Cheers Chris. Dani Middleton: Nice obvious question first: what’s your favourite thing about being a comedian? Chris Ramsey: Has to be the performing. I love getting to make people […]
Live at Owens Park
On Wednesday 21st March be ready to wet your comedy whistles with the witty delights of Chris Ramsey and Tom Deacon. Recognise the names? Chris is a young Geordie comic who is currently on a spring tour, making huge waves in the comedy scene. He has appeared on 8 out of 10 cats, Celebrity Juice, […]
Cofilmic’s Final Cut
Following Cofilmic’s launch at the end of October, the evening was another successful one for Cofilmic founder Janet Harrision. The Manchester based comedy film festival is spreading its wings and taking the short film entries around the country. On Tuesday 21st February, Cofilmic came to The Cornerhouse as part of the Exposures festival and showcased […]
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Review- You Can’t Take It With You at the Royal Exchange
Review: Glenn Wool at The Frog & Bucket 18/1/12
Did a Lynyrd Skynyrd tribute band have a hand in 9/11? Do beavers have a messiah? These are only a couple of the questions that this Canadian funny man addresses in his one man show, currently touring the UK.
A tribute to Shelagh Delaney
‘It’s a bugger of a life, by Jesus.’ Shelagh Delaney 1938-2011
Arts Council Internship Guidelines: step towards change or façade of equality?
Becky Williams discusses internships in the Arts
Interview: University of Manchester Drama Society
Josephine Lane talks with students Elisha Mansuroglu and Sophie Taylor about their upcoming performance.
Noel’s latest chapter
Fielding sticks it to the virtual and hits a home run for the tangible