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An immersive review of 'American Buffalo' highlighting exceptional performances, direction, and thematic depth, exploring friendship and betrayal at King's Arms Theatre.
Read our reviewIt was incredibly powerful and thought provoking but was on for one night only.
Read our reviewWork It Out" is a heartfelt play about community misfits finding unity and purpose.
Read our reviewChampagne, sequins and a whole lotta voguing!
Read our reviewWith its blend of cheeky cabaret and adult pantomime, Unfortunate celebrates LGBTQ+ representation
Read our reviewThe Time Dragon at Edge Theatre, Chorlton: A play by Janine Waters spanning 1960s to now, featuring Rupert Hill, Megan Keaveny. Love, loss, and music intertwine.
Read our reviewA book filled with positivity, honesty and hope.
Read our reviewJUMP: Unveiling the Intertwined Realms of Modern Gay Life, Manchester's Mythical Lore, and Cultural Transformation
Read our reviewA real treat to be able to see Manchester Camerata with violinist Daniel Pioro, playing Baroque music of Bach, Rameau and Vivaldi at the stunning Gorton Monastery
Read our reviewReview of Rocky Horror Show's 50th Anniversary at Manchester Opera House, featuring vibrant costumes, lively audience, and comedic brilliance.
Read our reviewA delightful blend of laughter and poignant moments
Read our reviewCaptivating 'La Traviata' at Manchester Opera House: Stellar performances, lush costumes, and emotional depth
Read our reviewSo many standing ovations, so much joy, truly a magical moment.
Read our reviewVibrant 'Cinderella' at Contact Theatre Review: A mix of humor, standout drag acts, and modern flair adds sparkle to the classic.
Read our reviewMusical review: The Lowry's inspiring show celebrates history's great women. A must-see for families and rights enthusiasts. Runs until Jan 7.
Read our reviewReview Gorton Monastery Handel’s Messiah.Beautiful and moving.
Read our reviewA stunningly beautiful story of discovery and love.
Read our reviewThis was a very atmospheric performance with very unusual rhythm to it
Read our reviewA suitably joyous production
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