Blusher-ing brides: Make-up artist has top touch-up tips for big day ahead of North West Wedding Fair
Laura Mayers and her Bridal Make-up Team give top tips for brides on their big day.
Top Manchester dress designer heads to North West Wedding Fair to help brides find ‘the one’
A leading bridal designer will be coming to Manchester this month to help brides in search of the perfect wedding dress find ‘the one’.
Theatre review: The Full Monty @ Manchester Opera House
The Full Monty is running at Manchester Opera House until September 20
Turning three: UK’s biggest Baby and Toddler Show returns to Manchester for third time
The UK’s Biggest Baby & Toddler Show is returning to Manchester EventCity for the third time in September.
New blood: Dracula brought to life by legendary dance company at Manchester’s Contact Theatre
Get your teeth stuck into the haunting and erotic story of Bram Stoker’s Dracula at Manchester’s Contact Theatre next month.
Bare naked lads: Manchester Opera House goes for The Full Monty as reveal-all stage adaptation returns
Taking off their clothes while taking on modern issues – The Full Monty stage show comes to Manchester Opera House
The Great War… from the saddle: ‘Realistic’ War Horse praised as historian sheds light on animals’ WWI role
The arrival of hit theatre show Warhorse to The Lowry has seen the play galloping in to the limelight, but what about the untold stories of millions of other horses used in WW1?
Manchester’s ‘Geppetto’: Project Thunder Bucket reveal pair pulling strings behind ADULT puppet shows
MM meets the duo who are doing puppetry for adults with Project Thunder Bucket.
Theatre review: Avenue Q @ The Palace Theatre, Manchester
The laugh-a-minute show last trod the boards in London back in 2010 but now it’s back for a UK tour.
Theatre review: Annie Get Your Gun @ Opera House, Manchester
Jason Donovan stars in Annie Get Your Gun
Stockport writer reveals why he penned ‘love letter’ to Manchester in new drama on 1996 Arndale bombing
Peter Bowker’s latest drama ‘From Here to There’ uses the day the IRA bomb went off just outside the Arndale Centre on June 15 1996 as a backdrop for an emotive comedy-drama.