REVIEW: Parallel at the Hope Mill Theatre

By Misha Solanki 3rd November 2016 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

NOT many plays can boast a cast of just three but Parallel is one of them. It’s also a play that […]

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REVIEW: Don’t Wake The Damp at the Lowry

By Will Stevenson 28th October 2016 Comedy, Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

DON’T Wake The Damp is the latest comedy from the Lowry’s resident performing troupe, Kill The Beast. Our Entertainment Editor Will […]

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PREVIEW: Homelessness play Parallel – Hope Mill Theatre

By Misha Solanki 25th October 2016 Culture, Theatre 0 comments

HOMELESSNESS has always been a big issue in Manchester, with numbers of homeless people rising each year. Play writer Laura Lindsay […]

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REVIEW: Manchester Opera House hosts All or Nothing: The Mod Musical

By Andrew Watson 24th October 2016 Culture, Regional News, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

ALL OR NOTHING said its final farewell of a week-long stay in Manchester on Saturday, with a musical that appeals to advocates of the mod era. While […]

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REVIEW: Morgan and West – Parlour Tricks

By Quays News Staff 24th October 2016 Culture, Theatre 0 comments

AUDIENCE members at the Lowry, Salford were invited to travel back in time with self-styled Victorian magic duo Morgan and […]

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PREVIEW: Don’t Wake The Damp

By Will Stevenson 21st October 2016 Interviews, Theatre 0 comments

KILL the Beast are an award winning theatrical troupe formed in the halcyon days of the: Ollie Jones, Clem Garrity, […]

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Theatre goers have the time of their lives as Dirty Dancing departs Manchester

By Andrew Watson 17th October 2016 Culture, Theatre 0 comments

WATERMELONS, big hair, spandex, and erotic hip movements – it must be Dirty Dancing. Fans of the 80s film flocked […]

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REVIEW: Pride and Prejudice at The Lowry, Salford

By Quays News Staff 14th October 2016 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

WHEN watching a romantic classic such as Pride and Prejudice, there was sure to be an element of audience surprise that […]

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Stockport playwright Simon Stephens inspires Salford students with school visit

By Nathan Salt 5th October 2016 Theatre 0 comments

AWARD-WINNING Stockport playwright, Simon Stephens, paid a visit to UTC@MediaCityUK last week to speak to school students about his career. […]

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FRINGE REVIEW: Concrete Jungle

By Andrew Riley 26th July 2016 Culture, Theatre 0 comments

FLY-ON-THE-WALL documentaries are made by journalists to reveal the truth – but whose truth are we seeing? Andrew Riley was at the […]

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