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PREVIEW: Manchester Film Festival 2017
THE Manchester Film Festival will be hosted at the Odeon Printworks from Thursday. Manchester’s annual film festival has expanded for […]
REVIEW: Jonathan Pie at the Lowry
JONATHAN Pie, a spoof news broadcaster, has taken his act to the stage after receiving large swathes of popularity on […]
FILM OPINION: Like Canadian film Bitter Harvest, is it really a tragedy without romance?
CANADIAN film Bitter Harvest, starring Max Irons and Samantha Bark, is a romantic-drama set against the backdrop of famine in 1930’s […]
REVIEW: Stuart Goldsmith at the Pub
MANCHESTER’S The Pub/Zoo hosts a regular comedy night, XSMalarkey every Tuesday, but this week offered something special. Not only was […]
Wonder material graphene exhibition launches in Manchester
INVISIBLE to the human eye, thinner than a human hair and 200 times tougher than steel, the wonder material graphene […]
FriendsFest is coming to Manchester
A celebration of the popular 90’s sitcom, Friends, is coming to Manchester for the very first time. The festival will […]
REVIEW: Tempesst at Castle Hotel, Manchester
PSYCH-ROCK group Tempesst headlined their debut tour in Manchester’s Castle Hotel last night to their small yet committed audience of fans […]
REVIEW: Kate Nash at Gorilla, Manchester
KATE Nash delighted fans with her eclectic Gorilla show last week, Anna Greenwood went down to watch the Foundations singer. With […]
PREVIEW: The Brit Awards 2017
2017 marks the 40th year of the Brit Awards and although disregarded by many, they remain a significant point in the […]
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