We know it’s the festive season when children pile outside the doors of the city’s theatres, bursting with excitement to go see that year’s production of the Christmas pantomime.
With Christmas fast approaching, the elf on the shelf has got to go on a shopping spree for Santa to buy all the good people of Manchester the ideal gifts.
LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender & queer) series Eastsiders returns to Netflix at the end of this year for its fourth and final season.
The sequel to Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol at the Hope Mill Theatre is full of charm, heart, and a great deal of joy.
Bashful heartthrob Prateek Kuhad brought an evening of reflection, romance, and heartbreak to Manchester.
The opening words of the show. But they weren’t uttered by Cigarettes After Sex singer Greg Gonzalez at Albert Hall in Manchester.
Plants, PTSD and porn stars are just three of the subjects of performance artist Chanje Kunda’s new show at HOME, Manchester.
The country’s already had its fill of red, blue and yellow battle buses driving up and down the UK.
Back in the early days of betting and casino rooms in the United Kingdom, no one would have ever imagined the ease in which we would be betting today.
What a year it’s been for Sam Fender. The North Shields singer-songwriter has risen to stardom with the release of his debut album Hypersonic Missiles hitting number one on UK charts.
English author, journalist and commentator Will Self took to the stage at The Lowry theatre last weekend to discuss his memoir, Will.
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