Review: Flashdance @ Palace Theatre, Manchester
It’s never a given that a movie-turned-musical will find any degree of success.
It’s never a given that a movie-turned-musical will find any degree of success.
Humans Being Digital, an exhibition at the Lowry in Salford, both challenges and embraces changes brought about by the digital age.
Liam Gallagher has been announced to play at Parklife – and he’s already claiming the festival will be ‘biblical’.
Shrek the Musical is back in Manchester for two weeks and it is the feel-good lift needed by anyone who returned to work and school after Christmas.
With Christmas only a matter of days away, the Salford Symphony Orchestra brought some festive cheer to a strong crowd at the Swinton Masonic Hall.
Viper – which was launched in September 2017 by Craig Gidley, Stephen Powell and Craig Davies – gives Manchester revellers the power to avoid queuing for bars and is unique to the city.
Entertainment comes in many forms, from music to novels, from amazing real money casino games from All Jackpots casino to theatre acts and moving pictures projected on the silver screen.
The winner of two Olivier Awards, Beautiful: the Carole King Musical arrived in Manchester this week, with Macclesfield-born Bronte Barbe taking on the lead role at the Palace Theatre.
MM sit down for the premiere of Manchester director Jack Levy’s latest release – a deliciously dark and droll claustrophobic thriller.
Macclesfield actress Bronté Barbé is to star in Beautiful – The Carole King Musical when it opens at Manchester’s Palace Theatre next week.
The classic adventure story of the meticulous and fortune-filled Phileas Fogg is playing on stage as Around the World in 80 Days lands at The Lowry in Salford.
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