Jonny Genet, Sam Beckett and Ant Artaud walk into a bar. “I’ve got a great idea for a play,” says Genet. “It’s about two blokes who have a sub-dom thing going on, but it’s reversible.” “Brilliant,” says Beckett. “And it...
Read MoreThe Way I See It does exactly what it says on the tin. Written and performed by George Miaris, it’s the life of a high street described in free verse by an omniscient narrator. Miaris’s performance is a tour de force. He...
Read MoreLevenshulme is rising. To say it is gentrifying is perhaps too strong but it’s certainly becoming bohemian. The success of The Talleyrand, a bar with an art gallery and performance space, is evidence of that. It’s also...
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