Manchester celebrates opening of the largest cultural venue since Tate Modern
Britain’s largest cultural venue since the Tate Modern officially opens today in Manchester. The 13,350-square-metre Aviva Studios, home to Factory
Britain’s largest cultural venue since the Tate Modern officially opens today in Manchester. The 13,350-square-metre Aviva Studios, home to Factory
For those working on the frontlines of the entertainment industry, the COVID-19 pandemic has meant no work and furloughed pay. The closure of these venues looks longer than originally thought, with the government now suggesting that bars, theatres, and other venues may not open fully for more months. This begs the question: what will the future of arts venues, and those who rely on them, look like?
Everybody’s talking about Layton Williams, but last week it was my chance to chat to the versatile actor and bonafide West End star.
NOISE Festival gives the opportunity to artists looking to make their big break.
Manchester commuters treated to spontaneous Shakespeare performances on the Metrolink this morning in honour of the legendary playwright’s 450th birthday.
The Police and Crime Commissioner was speaking at Backstage? Me? at the Royal Exchange Theatre, which focused on homelessness and the remarkable influence of the theatre
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