Written by Rahul Chahul Insane Animals delivers something which can be best described as the bastard child of a TED Talk and a cruise ship cabaret, something one must- and should– see to believe. Roughly seven minutes into this musical I sipped some non-alcoholic tap water to quell my cough when it immediately dawned upon […]
Written by Manni Gill Having read Patrick Ness’s acclaimed novel of which the play is based on, watched the 2016 film adaptation and gushed on countless occasions to my peers of the sheer emotional overhaul both had put me through, I can’t say I was surprised that at the end of director Sally Cookson’s stage […]
This show has been inspired by the incredibly multicultural city we are living in (Manchester) which pretty much has the entire globe situated on our very doorstep. With around 200 languages estimated to be spoken in a city containing a population of around 500,000 people, Manchester is heralded as the most diverse city in Western […]
Zeitgeist is a show by music lovers for music lovers. Our manifesto is as follows: 1. No music that was released over 5 years ago 2. 50% of songs played must be by female artists No shameless self-promotion, no established hits and no tired classics. Instead we hope to make it celebration of the new, the […]
Pretty much what it says on the tin, each week we talk about the female characters from a different film or TV show. We cover everything from the pros/cons of their representation to whether we’d go to the pub with them. All with some great songs from the soundtrack along the way!
Written by Louis Goulding Since 2016, the United (for now) Kingdom has lived a soap opera existence. Arguing factions of Remain and Leave, both in parliament and the public, have divided the nation. We have seen the emergence of some incredible political characters and now, four years after the referendum, have reached a point where […]
Written by Ciara Ewing A big space. A small space. Your space. Safe. Mind the Gap immersed the audience into a world to escape to or escape from, this was the question.’A little space’ is directed by Helen Baggett. Mind the Gap’s Chalri Ward and Karen Bartholomew team up with Gecko devising performer Dan Watson […]
Written by Charlie O’Brien… In 1910 a ship set sail for New York. On board were Charlie Chaplin and Stan Laurel. They were travelling with Fred Karno’s famous comedy troupe, Stan as Charlie’s understudy. It was to be a fateful journey, setting them on their way to alter the course of cinematic history. The Strange […]
We are going to discuss a favourite soundtrack per show. We want to get others on to discuss a combination of their favourite scenes and the music used across a movie that has had an effect on them and others. As well as this, we want to incorporate our own opinions and look at themes […]
