The 44 days Brian Clough took charge of Leeds United in 1974 were a spectacular failure, immortalised in a best-selling book by David Peace and a blockbuster film by Tom Hooper.

Plaster Cast Theatre make their return with their commendable play ‘Action Man’ back in Manchester next month.

The award-winning World War I play ‘The Glasshouse’ makes its northern debut at 53Two Manchester next week.

Bringing Beatlemania back to Manchester for a few days only, Let It Be began its eight-show run at the Opera House last night.

Director Sarah Frankcom allows her actors to breathe and, given the space the sparse staging at the in-the-round Exchange provides, they’re able to push their character to a limit that is a joy to behold.

British and French actors will descend on Manchester later this month to lead the cast of Antic Disposition’s Henry V.

Let Me Look At You explores the diametrically opposed relationship between two generations of gay men – between the narrator (Mark Pinkosh) and the eponymous ‘you’, a young man in his late 20s.

If you want to see a farce, there are no companies better than Mischief Theatre.

Peppa Pig is not a rock star, but she’s up there with the best of them when it comes to drawing a crowd.

With the Greater Manchester Fringe running through all of July – the event’s seventh year – Mancunian Matters went to speak to some of the acts and the organisers of the event at the closing party…

Sting’s talents have led him to success in the world of film and music – but that doesn’t necessarily mean he’s capable of penning a hit musical.