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Yorgos Lanthimos’ latest installation explores how isolation breeds belief in the imaginary, and how this resonates with our current political climate.
This summer I took the extremely difficult and heart-wrenching decision not to escape, run, and abound from the UK as quickly as feasibly possible, instead choosing a ‘staycation’
Charli xcx ditches saccharine club bangers for slower tempos and ominous soundscapes but retains her commitment to experimentalism
Alt-pop megastar Lorde opens her ULTRASOUND with a mesmerising show spanning her hits and new tracks
Cold mornings push comfort into priority, and joggers have emerged as the new campus uniform
As a large sector of the AAA landscape goes all-out on AI, creativity’s value in gaming is in a disorienting place
For their 30th anniversary production, Frantic Assembly bring their classically bold physical theatre to a story where memory, intimacy, and conflict collide
Jazz-house act berlioz brings a new sound to The Warehouse Project with a sell-out show named after one of his biggest hits
Max Knibb speaks about the inner workings and future plans of beloved Manchester venue Albert Hall
Stalemate as neither the Republicans and the Democrats have reached an agreement on budget spending – leading to a government shutdown
In an age of digitised instant gratifications, albums are strangely opting for the total opposite
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard try their hand at a rave-style DJ set after releasing 27 studio albums
hard life debut new album material and triumph on their first headline tour since 2023
The Whitworth’s new exhibit, Yuki Kihara’s Darwin in Paradise Camp, is a chance to fix the tint on the glasses we see the world with
Hamnet is a tender tragedy based on Maggie O’Farrell’s award-winning novel. It studies, with unbelievable soreness, how the death of William Shakespeare’s only son tore apart his family and motivated what would become widely recognised as the greatest play of all time.
A collection of exhibitions that are happening now in Manchester, ready to enrich you during the autumn and winter seasons
Literary translation is not so black-and-white, and understanding this grants us a wealth of new meaning
Both makeup and fashion dupes are alluring in their cheap price point and easy access, but what sets them apart?
Labelling Reform UK and Farage as fascists is alienating key voters and trivialising fascism’s real meaning
Students share their outfits, favourite fashion trends, and inspiration for this autumn right here on campus