Review: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (UK tour)
When I sat down in the upper circle of the Lowry’s Lyric theatre to watch the play I always
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Stories at the Storey: True Story Open Mic Night
A Post Graduate Study Hub launched with a celebratory free 'True Story' open mic night. On Monday, Week
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Interview: Funeral for a Friend
You’re about to release your 7th album, Chapter and Verse – how has that process been for you? It was
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Review: Annie
There’s a moment in Annie that really summed up my opinion on this truly worthless film. During one of
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Review: Katherine Ryan @ the Dukes
Canadian Katherine Ryan is undoubtedly one of the funniest performers currently on the British circuit and one of the leading
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10 underrated albums of 2014
This year has seen the likes of Ed Sheeran, Royal Blood, Katy B and even Pink Floyd releasing new albums
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Review: The Battle of the Five Armies
If I was tasked with reviewing merely the first 20 minutes of The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
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Review: Tommy Tiernan @ the Dukes
“Most of the stuff you’re hearing tonight, I’m hearing for the first time as well.” Watching Irish comedian
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Depression in students – do we overlook it?
Depression does not just refer to a person who is feeling low. It is a diagnosable mental health condition that
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Interview: Fryars
Fryars (aka Ben Garret) is a London artist with some big ideas. He’s written for Lily Allen, Mika and
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Interview: Jim Noir
Jim Noir is a singer song writer from Davyhulme, Manchester and currently signed to My Dad/Atlantic records. Jim has
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Review: Vaults @ Deaf Institute
Elizabeth Vince opened up the night, armed with nothing more than her keyboard and computer samples. Her isolated role on
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Conspiracies unravelled: We never went to the moon
The American Government’s sick patriotism has often been its justification for all kinds of evil but on July 20th
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Live at LICA: Grayson Perry
Grayson Perry, one of the most popular and influential artists of our times, embodied his version of the new artist
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Review: LUTG Presents: 4.48 Psychosis
Enter bare stage. Eight girls, upper stage, their backs turned to the audience. This showcase of Sarah Kane’s final
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