Review: Romeo and Juliet
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration] Romeo and Juliet is a play that is built upon uncontrollable
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Entertainment from Mars
I recently went to see Bruno Mars take his “Moonshine Jungle” tour to Manchester, supporting his latest album Unorthodox Jukebox.
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Sea Breeze: An Archive – Peter Scott Gallery Review
[ReflexGallery id='1′] Sea Breeze was first and foremost a performance piece set in the Winter Gardens Theatre in
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Thor: The Dark World – Review
[Warning: minor spoilers ahead] After the success of Iron Man 3 (it’s currently the highest grossing film of 2013)
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The Dos and Don'ts of Breaking Up
Technically, I have never had a break up. ‘So why are you writing this article?’ some may ask. Because I
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Relationship 'labels' & their complications
‘Relationship’ is a term – a term that surrounds a couple. I want to explore the idea that the labels that
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Review: The Staves
The Staves’ Autumn tour saw them perform at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester on Saturday 2nd of
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The Best Places for Dates in Lancaster
For a small town, Lancaster has a surprising amount to offer for a date, whether it's your first
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The history of the infamous Pendle Witches
Four hundred years on, the story of the Pendle Witches still captures Lancaster every time Halloween comes around. Not all
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Beginner's Guide to the Sports Centre
Always told yourself that University was the place you were finally going to join the gym? Yeah, well me too.
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Washed Out at Gorilla, Manchester – Review
With his covetable amalgamation of chill-wave and surf-rock guitars, Ernest Green – the brains behind the beauty that is Washed Out,
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Muse: Live at Rome Olympic Stadium – Film Preview
6th July, 1189: Richard I "the Lionheart" accedes to the English throne. 6th July, 1785: The dollar is
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Interview: Danny Howard at the Sugarhouse
On Wednesday 30th October Radio One’s Danny Howard played a set at The Sugarhouse as part of its Halloween
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Culture Clash: Panel Shows vs. Sketch Shows
Following recent criticism that comedy panel shows are taking over our television screens and leaving no room for the classic
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You know you're in Lancaster when…
You know that you are in Lancaster when you learn to put down the useless umbrella and embrace the drowned
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