Articles relating to: May
What’s on in May: Comedy in Manchester
May. The month of ribboned poles, bank holiday Mondays and comments like, “I had to put the fire on tonight, it were brass monkeys. I thought it was meant to be spring?”. Oh, and a truck load of comedy. Here you go.
Read the full story..Live at Leeds: we talk to Larkins, Slow Readers Club and Confidence Man
With a reputation for showcasing some of the UK’s best new musical talent and a whole host of other established bands, all against the backdrop of one of the North’s most dynamic and exciting cities, Live at Leeds has been entertaining festival-goers since 2007.
Read the full story..“We have to find more hopeful ways to represent dementia.” Naomi Krüger talks to Northern Soul about her debut novel, May
Having lost two close family members to dementia, I am interested in portrayals of this dreadful illness in literature but have often been disappointed by its presentation.
Read the full story..What’s on in May: Comedy in Manchester
Every May, I’m reminded of my time spent with Lord Summerisle dancing naked around a maypole then burning Edward Woodward alive in a wicker man.
Read the full story..Preview: GIGANTIC Indie All-Dayer, Manchester Academy
Indie fans looking for a day-long dose of nostalgia are in for a treat this month when the fourth volume of the Gigantic Indie All-Dayer takes place at Manchester Academy on May 27.
Read the full story..What’s on in May: Comedy in Manchester
Back in the day the only amusement people could find during the month of May was to continually circle a massive pole dangling with ribbons.
Read the full story..What’s On in May: Comedy
Ah the lovely month of May. Month of maypoles and burning virgins in Wicker Men. Or is that November? Anyway get your laughing chops round this little lot.
Read the full story..What’s On in May – Theatre
Is it May already? Where has the year gone? No fear, there’s plenty of great theatre across the North of England this month to keep you entertained.
Read the full story..What’s On in May – Music
There’s an embarrassment of riches across the Northern music scene in May.
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