Cinema review: Gone Girl
The film itself is a rhetorical question; how much can you ever really know about your other half? The answer offered: next to nothing. If you’re lucky.
Horrornation Street: Corrie villain Richard Hillman to rise from dead for Halloween
Visitors will be able to follow the paths some of the show’s most infamous killers on a guided ‘murder walk’ from October 27-31
Manchester’s Unsung Heroes: Wigan couple show Willpower to run youth theatre for two decades
Caroline Joynt and Tim Hans Smith run Willpower Youth Theatre in Wigan – a non-profit drama school that holds classes on Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings.
Cinema review: Boyhood
Boyhood, directed by Richard Linklaters and starring Ellar Coltrane, is an epic coming of age film unlike any other.
Trams, trams, wherefore art thou trams? Actors invade Metrolink to honour Shakespeare’s 450th birthday
Manchester commuters treated to spontaneous Shakespeare performances on the Metrolink this morning in honour of the legendary playwright’s 450th birthday.
Bottom and Blackadder comedian Rik Mayall dies aged 56
The British comedian and former Manchester drama student Rik Mayall has died at the age of 56.
Theatre review: Evita @ The Palace Theatre, Manchester
Today, the tale of Eva Peron, Argentina’s most infamous first lady, still has the ability to captivate audiences.
The world’s a stage: Manchester theatre bring continents together for arts festival Contacting the World
Theatre companies will collaborate with each other
Breaking Bad characters to be immortalised in Northern Quarter Cord bar ‘live’ graffiti mural painting
Final season of American cult drama Breaking Bad is on UK TV
Cinema review: Side Effects
Steven Soderbergh’s take on society’s confidence in prescription medicine