Review: The Merchant of Venice 1936 – antifascist spin casts new light on violence of Shakespeare’s classic
Director Brigid Larmour brings a fresh urgency to The Merchant of Venice in this production by Watford Palace Theatre at
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‘Borderline National Trinket’ Reverend Richard Coles prepares for his Manchester performance
“I’ve got parkin, Chorley cakes, and Lancashire sauce in my pantry now and everything from Yorkshire has been hidden.” The
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The history behind the biggest shopping day of the year
Black Friday is the day of the year when frantic shoppers hunt for price cuts, deals, and bargains online, in the
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Seeta Patel’s The Rite of Spring review: An enthralling fusion of music and culture
On the second tour of the production since 2019, award-winning choreographer and performer Seeta Patel and her dancers bring to
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Stylish Northern Quarter gets ready to put on a show for Chanel fashion among bars and cafes
Thomas Street is buzzing with preparation as the prestigious Chanel Métiers d’Art show reportedly comes to Manchester in just over two weeks’ time.
