Indie-folk favourites Stornoway are embarking on their farewell tour, closing the book on an incredible 12 years making music together.
The Manchester Film Festival gears up for its third edition next week, as stars from television and cinema mix with fresh artistic talent from around the world.
The Birmingham Royal Ballet is coming to Salford – and they’re bringing ten articulate lorries with them.
People will not be silenced, perhaps this was Federico Garcia Lorca’s overriding message in his final play The House of Bernarda Alba.
Over the past 10 years, Lizzie Nunnery has lived a double life as a folk musician and award-winning playwright.
It’s safe to say that with its return to Salford, Simon Stephens’ adaptation of the Mark Haddon novel has established itself as a true classic of 21st century theatre.
London 2012 Paralympics opening ceremony co-director Jenny Sealey brings The House of Bernarda Alba, Spanish playwright Federico Garcia Lorca’s 1936 masterpiece, to Manchester’s unique Royal Exchange Theatre from February 3-25.
Ever since the turn of the year it has seemed like the country has become some sort of winter La La Land.
Former Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett hopes to push boundaries and unite a warring world when he performs at Bridgewater Hall on Friday 5 May as part of his 2017 tour.
Singletons will no longer be able to scarper from a dodgy first date – because they’ll be locked in a room.
Super-talented Kaisa Hammarlund took to the stage of The Royal Exchange to play the gorgeously vulnerable and innocent Charity Valentine in the live theatre adaptation of hit musical ‘Sweet Charity’.
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