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In Conversation with Bryony Shanahan, Artistic Director of the Royal Exchange
Deputy Theatre Editor Dolly Busby interviews Bryony Shanahan, the Artistic Director of the Royal Exchange
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Celebrate International Women's Week with MACFEST.
In celebration of International Women's Week, the Muslim Arts and Culture Festival (MACFEST) are hosting a week of free digital events which you can enjoy from the comfort and…
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Who Killed the Lollipop Man?
The online murder mystery mission based in Manchester that will help beat the lockdown boredom
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What’s On: UMDS Autumn Fringe Festival
UMDS is putting on a plethora of student-crafted work this week, exploring a range of subjects from race and climate change to experimentations with film 7th-13th December.
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Peripeteia Theatre Company: A Digital Theatre Company.
Introducing a new theatre company who is taking their work onscreen to adapt and made theatre more accessible to all. Read to find out exciting and innovative events taking place…
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Drama and diversity - a conversation with Cecilia Alfonso-Eaton
An Interview with Cecilia Alfonso-Eaton, University of Manchester Drama Society's new inclusion officer on her values and how she is striving to ensure inclusion within the…
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The history of Black theatre in Britain
Deputy Theatre Editor Dolly Busby discusses Black British theatre from the 13th Century to the last decade, reflecting on pivotal moments as well as the lack of accessible history
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Theatre in crisis? How to support an industry in need
Deputy Theatre Editor Dolly Busby tracks what happened to our theatres during the dark months of the national lockdown, explores how they adapted to the virtual world and…
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Review: Education, Education, Education
Dolly Busby reviews the University of Manchester Drama Society's Education, Education, Education
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Review: PLAYLAND
Dolly Busby reviews PLAYLAND, the last play written by Athol Fugard under Apartheid
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Review: Nuclear Future
Dolly Busby reviews Gameshow's Nuclear Future, the portrayal of family in a post-nuclear apocalyptic landscape