In an exclusive interview actor Noah Fox delves into the inspiration behind “The Grill (Jokes About Ovens),” a dark comedy that navigates the pressures of serving gourmet meals on death
Sour Milk, inspired by the parallels between the COVID-19 pandemic and the HIV/AIDS epidemic, explores love, friendship, and the complexities of relationships against the backdrop of Manchester’s rich queer history.
This Greater Manchester Fringe Festival show at the Kings Arms in Salford packs a great deal of narrative into a tight 60-minute run time
What’s evident when I sit down with writer Austin Collings is that this interview will be a bit different from any other 12 Questions interviews I’ve done. Born in Radcliffe, or dogshit valley
Sounds From The Other City returns to Salford next month showcasing some of the best new talent in a variety of venues around the historic Chapel Street area. The festival
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