Entertainment

Ian Fleming’s Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is given a remastered production of homecomings, marvel, genuine fright and the odd dash of flamboyance at The Lowry.

Fresh from a three-night stand at Ronnie Scott’s jazz club in London, Maxi Jazz and the E-Type Boys – a nine-piece ensemble led by the Faithless frontman – descended upon Manchester’s historic music venue Band on the Wall.

A night at the theatre could achieve many things – from tears of joy to tears of sorrow.

The festive season is finally here, which of course means mince pies, booze and plenty of partying!

Frightened Rabbit are a band that have transformed drastically over the course of their last three albums.

He’s still got it – original Sex Pistols’ bass guitarist, Glen Matlock, provided an engaging performance at The Deaf Institute to conclude his UK Winter Tour.

Much Ado About Nothing is one of the most frequently performed and familiar of Shakespeare’s comedies, and this RSC touring production feels safe yet fun.

More than a century on from its first UK performance, the task of pulling Ibsen’s controversial classic into the modern day is not insignificant.

Skream took the stage at Gorilla for a show that proved to be a comeback nothing short of epic.

The RSC begins its ten-day run in Manchester with their highly acclaimed pairing of Love’s Labour’s Lost and Much Ado About Nothing

A Manchester record shop’s vinyl sales have shot up recently due to the ‘deeper appreciation of sound’ that people have developed.