Entertainment
8th October 2018 | By Elizabeth Harrison
Manchester Museum shows it has girl power with Women in Nature eventThe Manchester Museum is inviting visitors to walk around the building in the evening as part of an ‘After Hours’ series of events. The first...
8th October 2018 | By Andrew Wong
Review: Bite taken out of Venom with some lacklustre performancesVenom is a Sony film adaptation of a favourite Marvel Comics character of the same name. It is directed by Ruben Fleischer, who is known...
3rd October 2018 | By Isaac Jordan
Jess Glynne graces the Albert Hall with a stunning performance in free show for fans‘All I am’ singer Jess Glynne performed an intimate set for more1,000 lucky fans at Manchester’s Albert Hall. The free show saw her perform her...
29th September 2018 | By Sarah Storer
Review: Faces Places is an insightful documentary which gives voice to the working classFaces Places is a is a 2017 French documentary film directed by Agnès Varda and ‘JR’ that depicts the directors travelling around rural France, creating portraits...
3rd July 2018 | By dave porter
Morrissey indie favourites Bradford still Shouting Quietly after 30 yearsA cult indie band beloved of Morrissey are marking the 30th anniversary release of their one-and-only album with a gig in Manchester. The Smiths frontman...
29th June 2018 | By Danielle Kenneally
Retro fever keeps pinball wizards and video gamers returning to Bury’s Arcade ClubEurope’s largest free-play video and pinball arcade began life in Andy Palmer’s family-run Haslingden computer shop. The arcade, situated just outside of Bury, started off with just 30...
11th June 2018 | By nq_admin
It’s the end of the world as we know it – what will you do?What would you do if you had three weeks to live? Get very drunk? Have lots of sexual liaisons? Make amends with your family? 18 Victoria...
14th May 2018 | By dave porter
Ultra-violence makes Everyman’s A Clockwork Orange a real horror showYouths carrying knives and inflicting sporadic violence, and politicians and the public clamouring for radical solutions, is nothing particularly new. This is the vision conjured...
27th April 2018 | By Danielle Kenneally
Manchester based artist Amy Mizrahi discusses the themes behind her workAmy Mizrahi is a Manchester based artist with a background in both fine art and illustration, as well as social science. Within her work, she...
19th April 2018 | By dave porter
A Clockwork Orange brought to stage with original music from Anthony BurgessFilmed by Stanley Kubrick in 1971 and subsequently withdrawn from cinemas by the director himself following a national furore over copycat violence, A Clockwork Orange...
4th April 2018 | By dave porter
Hope MiIl Theatre production boldly reimagines German classic of lost youth as musicalWe already have a musical based on the one of the founding fathers of America, so it is no great leap of the imagination to...
9th March 2018 | By nq_admin
Exhibition: Sylvia Pankhurst: Working WomenFebruary 6th will mark 100 years since women over 30 gained the right to vote for the first time, with the coming of the Representation...
9th March 2018 | By nq_admin
Review: Thor: Ragnorok – “the best of the three”It is fair to say that Thor’s last two cinematic solo outings have missed the mark slightly with Marvel fans. But this time, the God...
9th March 2018 | By nq_admin
EXHIBITION: Annie Swynnerton @ Manchester Art GalleryIn the first exhibition of her work in almost a century, Manchester art gallery presents a collection of Annie Swynnerton’s paintings. A woman who challenged...
8th March 2018 | By nq_admin
Exhibition: Kate Haywood at Manchester Art GalleryWho is guilty of giving their child an iPad instead of a pack of Crayola pencils and a piece of paper? Traditional crafts are becoming...
8th March 2018 | By nq_admin
Exhibition: ‘Twilight Language’ at The Whitworth Art GalleryWith a unique, extravagant exhibition making its way to Manchester’s Whitworth Art Gallery for its UK debut, it was supposedly not one to miss. Although,...
8th March 2018 | By nq_admin
Review: The Shape of Water‘The Shape of Water’ is by far the most bizarre film I have ever watched – but probably one of the greatest. It seems like...
7th March 2018 | By nq_admin
Exhibition Anthony McCall: Solid Light WorksJust before Leeds, in a small city called Wakefield, is the award-winning Hepworth Art Gallery. It is home to worldwide famous work from artists such...
7th March 2018 | By nq_admin
Review: Game NightDare I say it, Game Night is a comedy that actually made me laugh out loud (quite unusual for a modern American comedy). Directing duos...
6th March 2018 | By nq_admin
Exhibition: Sylvia Pankhurst: Working Women at the Manchester Art GalleryThere are many influential figures among the Manchester School of Art alumni and Sylvia Pankhurst with suffragette, anti-fascist campaigner and artist all to her name,...