Once upon a time, TV writers were shadowy entities, largely invisible behind the scenes beyond their on-screen credits. A ...
So it is with Sicilian NQ, which has been thriving for almost seven years. It has a stylish and understated exterior, which I ...
After an astonishing 55 episodes and a panoply of characters in Inside No. 9, Reece Shearsmith is ...
Sorry, I’m chugging Lemsip here.” Jenn Ashworth excuses herself a matter of minutes into our Friday afternoon call. She’s ...
In the case of Supermedium, a tale of two sensibilities currently being told at Manchester’s Castlefield Gallery, you can ...
In a manner of speaking, this is where it all began.
It’s apt, then, that Peter Ormerod’s book of his life and works, David Bowie and the Search for Life, Death and God, divining ...
Hirst of Manchester publishing house Confingo to thank. On a bright afternoon whose slight chill whispers the coming of Samhain, a packed congregation has gathered to celebrate their matrimony in the ...
On occasion, archives have a bad reputation. Some people think of them as dusty places filled with boring bureaucratic ...
Jones, himself a puckish 42 in non-matching socks, assures us that, outside the round of literature festivals in the concrete world, his virtual viewership is reassuringly short in the tooth. Host ...
“Make Egypt great again,” boomed the pharaoh from the stage of the Lyceum theatre. Parents in the packed audience of Sheffield families giggled at the spot-on Donald Trump parody at the start of Awful ...
These days, tradition is a double-edged sword. A blade that can be lofted by the balaclava-clad right, ready to pick another fight in the culture wars, it can nevertheless be satisfyingly resistant to ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results