Monthly Archives: September 2015
The Manchester Lesbian and Gay Chorus
The Manchester Lesbian and Gay Chorus (MLGC) celebrates its 15th anniversary this year. Northern Soul’s Drew Tosh caught up with its musical director, Loz Kaye.
Review and Photo Gallery: The Bluetones, The Ritz, Manchester
The band walks onto the stage accompanied by the mighty Rainbow’s Since You’ve Been Gone.
Lindisfarne and the Old Law Beacons, Northumberland
You can see them across the estuary when visiting the Holy Island of Lindisfarne.
Review: The Crucible, Royal Exchange, Manchester
There are two people in a room, the director of The Crucible and her designer.
Review: The Family Way, Bolton Octagon
In Northern England most of life passes in unspoken eloquence.
An obsessive Morrissey fan attempts List of the Lost
‘Of course the same thing happened to Keats, you know.’
The Study at Manchester Museum: Learning, but not as know it
“We’re never not learning.”
Review: The Manchester Contemporary and Buy Art Fair
Artists are not famous for being good with money. But as most rely on selling you stuff they can’t be strangers to the laws of the market either.
“Write every single day” Kate Mosse talks to Northern Soul
I’m sitting at my desk in pyjamas and waiting for the call to connect. It’s a Tuesday morning, the dog is staring at me from the doorway, and it’s all a little bit nerve-wracking.
Freerange Comedy Festival at Brewery Arts Centre Kendal
Comedy fans who can’t make Harry and Meghan’s big day at Windsor Castle can experience a ‘Royal Wedding’ with a difference in Kendal this May at Freerange Comedy Festival, hosted by Brewery Arts Centre.
The Northern Soul Poll
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