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Jake Murray is no stranger to the Manchester theatre scene. His father Braham was one of the founding artistic directors of the Royal Exchange Theatre in 1976 – and the longest-serving,
Simon Wood’s passion for cooking started as an eight-year-old boy, when he won a competition to be whatever he wanted for the day. He chose to be a chef. Thirty
The Easter weekend always pulls in crowds to the city centre and there’ll be plenty going on – especially on First Street. Whether you’re craving culture, live music, fabulous food and
Lunchtimes tend to be either a pleasure or a drag. In our experience there’s not really much wiggle room in between. Yes, we all love to luxuriate over a long
Think of Didsbury and you think of a leafy, rather pleasant suburb of Manchester with some nice restaurants, pavement cafes, bars, shops, delis, and some very expensive houses. Maybe that’s why
One film wonders are the curiosities of the cinema. Films made by directors who never made another feature film. But just because a director only makes one film doesn’t make them
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