FRINGE REVIEW: Book of Northern

By Rae Coppola 31st July 2016 Culture, Reviews 1 comment

ON Thursday (July 28), The Kinky Boot Institute duo performed their original take on the North West, via the mediums […]

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FRINGE REVIEW: How To Be A Man

By Rae Coppola 29th July 2016 Culture, Reviews 3 comments

MANCHESTER-BASED theatre maker Jon Coleman graced The Kings Arms in Salford on Tuesday (July 26) with his solo show depicting […]

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FRINGE REVIEW: In the Fuehrer’s Face

By Adam Lewis 25th July 2016 Culture, Reviews 0 comments

ONE of the most anticipated shows of the 2016 Greater Manchester Fringe Festival, ‘In The Fuehrer’s Face’, was performed at […]

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FRINGE REVIEW: The Sitcom Trials

By Rae Coppola 20th July 2016 Comedy, Culture, Reviews 2 comments

ON Sunday evening (July 17) four hopeful situation-comedy writers showcased their skills in a battle to win ‘The Sitcom Trials 2016’ […]

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FRINGE REVIEW: James & Seaburn – Pigeon Trousers

By Adam Lewis 18th July 2016 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 1 comment

SKETCH double act James & Seaburn performed their very first preview of their new show ‘Pigeon Trousers’ at the King’s […]

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FRINGE REVIEW: Robin Ince at Soup Kitchen

By Andrew Riley 14th July 2016 Comedy, Culture, Reviews 0 comments

WHERE to start with Robin Ince? Part comic genius, part impressionist, part science geek, but all funny. Anyone who thinks […]

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FRINGE REVIEW: Piano Cad – Cloth Cap and Clogs

By Adam Lewis 9th July 2016 Culture, Reviews 1 comment

THE KING’S Arms in Salford is host to a range of shows throughout the Greater Manchester Fringe Festival, and last […]

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FRINGE REVIEW: Just Like That

By Andrew Riley 8th July 2016 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

TOMMY Cooper was a much loved entertainer, and the tribute to him at Hope Mill theatre (June 6) arrives from […]

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FRINGE REVIEW: The Last Memory

By Andrew Riley 6th July 2016 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

AS part of the 2016 Greater Manchester Fringe Festival, Quays News reporter Andrew Riley went to the Swan on Tuesday […]

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