Film review: Tony Benn – Will & Testament
A film review of Tony Benn: Will & Testament.
Art lovers are invited to spend the weekend immersed in a huge range of work at the Buy Art Fair and The Manchester Contemporary at the Old Granada Studios
From the crowd booing her wayward punctuality, to telling aggravated audience members to ‘shush’ while she addressed an unhappy fan half-way through her set, the forecast lived to be true – This was certainly not your average show
The Mancunian ensemble, who are best known for their 1989 iconic anthem ‘Sit Down’, have more than 20 UK top 40 singles to their name
Boyband heartthrob Jason Orange has said Take That to the award-winning pop group by announcing his departure.
Magic in the Moonlight, remarkably Woody Allen’s 49th directorial credit, is lacking in some fairly critical aspects, yet it possesses plenty of playful charm and is eminently watchable.
The Bridgewater Hall hosted one of the world’s foremost accomplished, international violinists Nicola Benedetti and the Manchester Camerata orchestra this weekend.
War Horse at The Lowry is a powerful display of art in action backed by the heart-warming and evocative narrative of the novel by Michael Morpurgo, who made a special appearance on stage
Al Pacino will be keeping his friends close but his fans closer as his double feature based on an Oscar Wilde play will air this Sunday at Manchester’s Odeon cinema, followed by a Q&A.
Manchester will play host to a ground-breaking sitcom as the BBC has commissioned its first ever comedy to feature a transgender actress as its lead.
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