Shawn Mendes Illuminates Manchester Arena

By Mihaela Iscru 29th April 2017 Culture, Reviews 0 comments

Canadian singer-songwriter, Shawn Mendes (18), performed last night at Manchester Arena for his second show of the Illuminate World Tour. […]

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Iberica Manchester’s new Spring menu delights

By Kerry Cabbin 25th April 2017 Reviews 0 comments

IBERICA in Spinningfields is a beautiful Spanish restaurant, with an amazing bar and two outdoor terraces. Quays News writer Kerry Cabbin tries […]

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REVIEW: Life

By IoanaScholler 28th March 2017 Culture, Reviews 0 comments

ALTHOUGH it resembles many other horror movies set in space, the movie definitely has a life of its own. The movie Life is […]

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REVIEW: Grease at the Palace Theatre, Manchester.

By John Hassall 21st March 2017 Reviews 0 comments

THE dismal Manchester weather could not dampen the excitement of the sold-out Palace Theatre as sodden Pink Ladies and T-Birds […]

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REVIEW: Beauty and the Beast

By Niamh Shackleton 21st March 2017 Culture, Film, Reviews 0 comments

26 YEARS since the original, a live action remake of Disney’s ever popular Beauty and the Beast was a long time coming. […]

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REVIEW: July Talk at the Night and Day Cafe

By Anna Greenwood 14th March 2017 Culture, Music 0 comments

JULY TALK is a Canadian alternative-rock band, currently touring the UK with their late 2016 album, Touch. They found themselves at Night and […]

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Birmingham Royal Ballet comes to The Lowry theatre

By Niamh Shackleton 7th March 2017 Reviews 0 comments

CREATED in 2010, David Bintley’s Cinderella finally came to the Lowry Theatre performed by the Birmingham Royal Ballet and it […]

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REVIEW: Kaluki Musik – Smoke Signals Tour

By Alex Costello 7th February 2017 Reviews 0 comments

The Albert Hall welcomes Kaluki Music and their Smoke Signals tour for an epic night of techno music. Following the […]

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REVIEW: The Boy With Tape On His Face @ The Lowry, Salford.

By Molly Jacobsen-Hunt 8th December 2016 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

New Zealand born Sam Wills may not be a household name to many, but the moment you mention Tape Face, […]

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REVIEW: Touch Wood Theatre Company presents The Fastest Clock in the Universe

By Beth Gardiner 7th December 2016 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

PHILIP Ridley’s dark, disturbing masterpiece came to life on Friday night at Salford University Adelphi theatre and made audiences squirm […]

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