Jewish Museum to mark Holocaust Memorial Day with theatre and song
75 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, it’ll present two moving premieres in Central Library
75 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, it’ll present two moving premieres in Central Library
Once empty and decaying, the Grade II listed treasure is back in business
From indie bazaars to family theatre and even giant seesaws, we’ve got festive fun galore...
From the countdown to Christmas to Europe’s biggest lantern festival, it’s time to get festive...
Spanning two Grade II* listed arches, 53two will offer a vast array of performing and...
From monster invasions to heroic animals and two major arts fairs, it’s a busy month...
From Heels of Hell to The Exorcist live and even a burlesque fest, we’ve got...
Nadia Jaynes talks to director Joyce Branagh about what to expect and how the theatre...
What's behind the crumbling façades of some of Manchester's abandoned buildings?
From homeless walking tours to beer yoga and art gallery supper clubs, do things differently…
The groundbreaking venue will tour Greater Manchester, opening with a new arts festival this month
From Bongo’s Bingo to Book of Mormon and food festival debuts galore, it’s looking a...
Defying a stalling ‘Northern Powerhouse’, culture has seen staggering growth
David Lynch at HOME, The Nico Project and Tao of Glass reviewed
Invisible Cities, Utopolis, Tuesday and Atmospheric Memory reviewed
Expect 18 days of free gigs, world premieres and a brand new Festival Square as...
As the huge biennial arts festival returns this week, Danny Moran asks: “Are you out...
From summer parties to Wimbledon and a canal-side carnival, don’t miss this month’s highlights...
