In Start Swimming, its final Autumn Fringe show, UMDS proves that it is not going anywhere

Playback brings sibling conflict and a deeply haunted house to UMDS’ Autumn Fringe

Daniel Grady and Maisy Nichols’ It Speaks in American is a striking take on quintessential Americana

UMDS’s corporate comedy of errors offers slapstick, wordplay, and baked goods

In The Candidates, Harry Petts and Dan Greenwood deliver a strong satire that drips with both farce and melancholy

Alfie Pullum and Maisie Bayliss’ The Postcode Lottery offers up a cutting commentary on hunter and hunted

Kara Hardie’s debut play The Exterminator is an anarchic and poignant two-hander, tackling personal space, occupation and power in a refreshingly funny and domestic manner

Boasting stellar performances and a story that spans several centuries, UMDS’ Autumn Fringe performance of Wild Swimming shifts delightfully between being a comedic period piece and a serious, thoughtful drama

UMDS’ production of Bull offers ringside seats to the most venomous of office conflicts

The Mancunion sat down to speak with Lily and Katie, part of the team behind the show Be Home Soon, to talk about student theatre, the difficulties in taking a show up to the Fringe, and their new play

Drama Society is showcasing their autumn fringe festival online to provide a creative platform for their members to show off their work

What do the everyday issues of a middle-class family and the not-so-everyday issues of two hired assassins have in common? Find out in this double-feature review