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Review: Robin Hood at Manchester Opera House
Fronted by Manford and Nickless’ brilliantly unpredictable double act, it’s a cheeky, festive treat for all ages.
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From the first burst of tap-dancing to the final standing ovation, this golden-age musical shines bright in Manchester.
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For anyone craving something fresher this December, here’s a curated mix of cabaret, theatre, dance, outdoor art and off-beat festive nights.
Reviews
Powerhouse vocals, iconic songs and a story of survival brought to life with real energy and emotional punch.
Fronted by Manford and Nickless’ brilliantly unpredictable double act, it’s a cheeky, festive treat for all ages.
From the first burst of tap-dancing to the final standing ovation, this golden-age musical shines bright in Manchester.
For anyone craving something fresher this December, here’s a curated mix of cabaret, theatre, dance, outdoor art and off-beat festive nights.
Powerhouse vocals, iconic songs and a story of survival brought to life with real energy and emotional punch.
Independent arts & culture in Manchester – what to see, where to go, and why it matters.
From cinematic storytelling to playful physicality, Uplift 2025 celebrates the next generation of dance artists.
Step into the light at Prism Festival, where digital art, sound and imagination take centre stage. From glowing outdoor installations to dreamy indoor worlds, this three-day celebration at Waterside brings together artists, families and night owls alike.
EarthSonic Live brings together artists, activists and conservationists for a day of sound, climate and creativity at Manchester Museum.
Artists test new ideas and audiences witness them. Social Experiment returns to Contact this autumn. Perform or watch.
With strong performances and flashes of warmth, Barney Norris' new play tells the story of a Salford widower who finds unexpected liberation in drag.
Manchester welcomes Kneecap this November – a band whose music and message turn protest into poetry and noise into meaning.
Seventy performers, thirteen scenes, four hours – Marina Abramović unleashes a powerful, provocative new work in Manchester.
A lively night of six new short plays at 53two - a Manchester institution where big ideas pack a punch in 15 minutes.
Conversations with artists and creatives shaping culture across Manchester and the North West - launching soon.
Opinion and cultural commentary from The Culture Club - debating why art matters across Manchester and the North West.
Reckless Sleepers return with a mind-bending piece of visual theatre that mirrors, fragments and constantly shifts perspective.
Funny, tender and heartbreaking, Friel’s modern classic pulses with music, laughter and unforgettable moments of joy.