‘a committed rawness’ Peter Hook & The Light, Albert Hall, Manchester
It is, to pilfer the most shop-worn of footballing clichés, a game of two halves. For the opening...
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Tag: Manchester
Manchester Literature Festival: In Conversation…Eleanor Catton, Waterstones
In a literary sense, at least, Eleanor Catton is adept at shedding her skin. Each of her three...
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Prostitution, Promiscuity and The Pox: William Hogarth, Chetham’s Library, Manchester
Sleet has ushered an audience layered to face its petulant chill into the blackened stone of...
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Theatre Review: Of All The Beautiful Things In The World, HOME, Manchester
The patriarch has died, a wedding is around the corner, and this South Mancunian Somalian family...
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Red Saunders is a political artist. In 1976 he was one of the founders of Rock Against Racism, an organisation based on the simple premise that racism was wrong and that, through music, good people could come together to oppose...
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