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The award-winning Hope Mill Theatre in Ancoats is to undergo a transformation for its next production. It will be made to resemble a warehouse on the edge of a border.
Martyn Hett was a 29-year-old who loved life, pop music, and Manchester. He was known for how much he adored the culture of the city – everything from turning the
Jack Land Noble’s dark comic soap opera The Salford Belles is coming to The Greater Manchester Fringe this summer. The play was first staged as The Barnsley Belles by the
Hope Mill is a Grade II listed former cotton spinning mill on the edge of Ancoats which was considered one of the best examples of a steam-powered textile factory when
Lucinda Coxon’s Herding Cats is an energetic and provocative piece of theatre which cleverly uses a cast of just three people to explore the nature of modern loneliness. The title comes
A Manchester-based producer has been awarded a prestigious national award known for catapulting the careers of theatre producers nationwide. William Whelton, co-founder of Hope Mill Theatre in Ancoats, is one
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