Review: Please Let Me Get What I Want

By SéamusOHanlon 11th October 2022 Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

A very strong third act, two opposingly charismatic performances and an uncanny realistic mood makes ‘Please Let Me Get What I […]

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THEATRE REVIEW: ‘Wuthering Heights’ at The Lowry

By Mel Cionco 5th May 2022 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

A spectacle from which you could not take your eyes from, Wuthering Heights, based on Emily Brontë’s novel, breaks all […]

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REVIEW: Kantos Chamber Choir ace their performance of ‘The Passion’

By Luca Hughes-Piper 15th April 2022 Culture, Music, Reviews 0 comments

Kantos aren’t what many would consider to be a traditional vocal ensemble. They set out to perform music that is […]

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“Charming and delightful”- Review of the RHS Garden Bridgewater’s ‘Glow’

By Annie Brewer 16th December 2021 Environment, Food & Drink, Reviews, Walkden, Worsley 0 comments

Christmas in Greater Manchester usually evokes memories of busy market streets, crowds round stalls and being squashed up against other […]

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REVIEW: Runremedy shares her struggles with the weight of labels in WIFE EP

By AB 9th December 2021 Culture, Music, Reviews 0 comments

Born in New Jersey, longtime Salfordian Robin Koob recently released an EP titled WIFE under her stage name Runremedy. When […]

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Review: ‘Nutcracker!’ by Matthew Bourne ignites festivities at The Lowry

By SadieMaude 7th December 2021 Culture, Reviews 0 comments

When you think of revolutionising a 130-year-old Christmas classic, dancers licking each other’s arms, vigorous bum shaking, and a ginormous […]

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A PopUp Painting Review – Salford painting event turned night into a pleasant mixture of creativity and elegance

By Mel Cionco 6th December 2021 Art, Reviews 0 comments

The instructor of Pop Up Painting going through the process. The PopUp Painting events, launched in 2013, aims to bring […]

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REVIEW: ‘Remembering the Way’ – A hilarious and touching reflection on the life of a black man at ‘The Kings Arms’

By India Ballancore-Rodway 19th October 2021 Art, Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

Remembering the Way “A love story to Moss side” is the heartbreaking story of a man with the early onset […]

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REVIEW: Salford alumni welcomes a sell-out show with ‘Sour Milk’

By EmilyBirtley 11th October 2021 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

Sour Milk is a heart-breaking story following the lives of two queer friends navigating themselves through the 1980’s Aids epidemic. […]

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Review: A night of live music with Trolley Productions at the Old Pint Pot

By Archie Richards 4th October 2021 Chapel Street, Culture, Music, Reviews 0 comments

A diverse cast of musicians came together last Thursday for a celebration of independent talent hosted by Salford-based label Trolley Productions […]

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