theatre
28th November 2017 | By nq_admin
Review: Gok Wan Naked and Baring All at The LowryFrom growing up on a Leicester council estate, to to becoming one of the country’s most recognised faces, Gok Wan has had a career that...
27th November 2017 | By nq_admin
Review: Man on the Moon at Manchester’s Contact TheatreLooking at the dynamics of the father-daughter relationship that Keisha has with her father, Keisha shows us the multiple influences or barriers to them understanding...
24th November 2017 | By nq_admin
Review: The Head Wrap Diaries at Contact TheatreUchenna Dance present an uplifting blend of dance, theatre, great music, a good dose of humour and … hair stories The piece was devised in...
18th November 2017 | By nq_admin
Review: Cheryl Martin: Who Wants to Live Forever? at Contact TheatreOne woman’s life-long love for Billie Holiday’s music, for the stars, and for her lost baby brother. Who Wants To Live Forever? is about camping...
17th November 2017 | By nq_admin
Contact Theatre closes its doors for 2018The Contact theatre will close the doors of its iconic Oxford Road building at the end of December 2017 ahead of a major £6.75million capital...
16th November 2017 | By nq_admin
Review: Medusa at The LowryProper Job Theatre’s performance of Medusa casts a light on everything we’ve been afraid to talk about, until now. Writer Helen Mort creates an entirely...
9th October 2017 | By nq_admin
Review: People, Places and Things at Home MCRThe National Theatre’s critically acclaimed People, Places and Things has embarked on a UK tour sustaining the same gritty themes of addiction, mental health and...
15th March 2017 | By jackwright
Theatre Review: Little Shop of Horrors at Manchester Palace TheatreThe 1986 sci-fi musical film caused frenzy amongst theatregoers and film buffs alike, but it is this breath-taking stage production at The Palace Theatre that...
26th January 2017 | By nq_admin
Review: Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night TimeAdapted by Simon Stephens from the best-selling novel by Mark Haddon, Curious Incident tells the story of a young 15-year-old boy named Christopher. Christopher suffers from Aspergers. The...
20th May 2016 | By nq_admin
Tale of American Civil War at Hope Mill TheatreWinner of the 1990 Tony Award for Best Score, Jason Robert Brown’s heart-rending musical is done immense justice in Manchester’s newest fringe venue, the Hope...
7th March 2016 | By nq_admin
Review: Romeo and Juliet performance by Birmingham Royal Ballet judged magical and flawlessThere is something about Birmingham Royal Ballet in which they seem to bring a sense of magic to the stage, every production by the famous...
3rd March 2016 | By nq_admin
Beckett’s Endgame thrills at HomeEndgame is one of Samuel Beckett’s many masterpieces, it’s a play about the end and the thoughts and feelings of four people as the end...