Review: Northern Rep present A Midsummer Night’s Dream @ Great Northern Warehouse, Manchester
Northern Rep confirm that Shakespearean plays and clubbing are worlds apart – and aren’t easy to merge into a singular whole.
Trump continues to divide America – but how did he get to the White House?
Real estate developer, media mogul, casino owner, TV personality. Adding President of the United States of America to the CV probably feels like a natural step to ‘the Donald’.
Gorton by-election: Communist League candidate pledges fight against ‘parasitic’ capitalists
A communist trade unionist standing as a candidate in the Gorton by-election says a revolution to unite the British workforce against “parasitic” capitalists is needed.
Emmeline Pankhurst project racks up 3,000 votes to choose statue design for St Peter’s Square
A vote to decide on the design for a new statue of Emmeline Pankhurst has opened – with more than 3,000 already cast.
Northern Quarter exhibition allows budding artists to display their work and form vital industry connections
University students have tasted success after hosting their own art exhibition in the Northern Quarter.
‘It’s not about me’: Bramhall brain tumour survivor in bid to raise £10k with 28-event marathon
A 21-year-old who survived a tumour the size of a tennis ball being removed from his head is undertaking a gruelling fundraising programme in 2017 to commemorate 10 years since his life-saving surgery.
SSE Women’s FA Cup: Champions League fatigue could hinder Man City in sixth round, says ex-Bristol keeper
England goalkeeper Siobhan Chamberlain believes Manchester City face an almighty battle if they want to down her former side Bristol City in the SSE Women’s FA Cup sixth round on Sunday.
Musician chopping off long black hair for charity after witnessing grandfather’s battle with dementia
A Manchester musician is chopping off his hair to fight back against the disease that took his grandfather.
Northern Quarter escape room encourages players to lock up their mums this Mother’s Day
Mancunians are being invited to lock up their mums for Mother’s Day – but don’t worry, it’s only for an hour.
Review: The Woman in Black @ The Lowry, Salford
“I swear I saw her behind that door!” says a young, excited and most probably unnerved audience member to his mate in the interval.
Human Appeal interview: Syria, six years on… ’50 families an hour have been displaced since the start’
Now entering its seventh year, the Syrian crisis has caused ceaseless horror, loss and devastation.