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1 month ago |
northernsoul.me.uk | Fran Yeoman |Megan E. Bond |Amy Stone
I usually write theatre reviews the minute I walk through the door. It’s all still there in my head, sharp and bright, every detail could make it into the copy. This time, however, I had to decompress. Josh Seymour’s production of A Streetcar Named Desire was just too good. It completely discombobulated me. I went with a new friend I don’t know that well, which caused an issue because I felt obliged to maintain some semblance of normality after the well-deserved standing ovation at the end.
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1 month ago |
northernsoul.me.uk | Fran Yeoman |Megan E. Bond
You know the kind of thing you’re getting with a Shakespearean comedy. Lovers falling out with each other amid some crossed wires. Someone (usually a hapless male) dressing up in ridiculous fashion. Mistaken identity, often resulting from the aforementioned dressing up. It’s a bit like an Elizabethan version of how nobody can tell Clark Kent is Superman because he wears glasses.
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1 month ago |
northernsoul.me.uk | Megan E. Bond |Helen Nugent
I’ve been a bit under the weather of late (who wouldn’t be in the year’s darkest, greyest months?). So a self-care retreat in the heart of Manchester was just the ticket. From the moment I arrived at the Marriott Manchester Piccadilly Hotel, I was met with warmth and professionalism from the polite and welcoming staff at reception, the mezzanine and the lounge. Their attentiveness set the tone for a truly relaxing visit.
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Dec 5, 2024 |
northernsoul.me.uk | Desmond Bullen |Fran Yeoman |Megan E. Bond
My introduction to Wicked was 11 years ago on a school trip to Manchester’s Palace Theatre. Last night, I came full circle right back to where it all began. As I made my way to the Palace, I wondered if I’d still be enchanted by a musical which has entered the cultural zeitgeist. I needn’t have worried. As the emerald attire of the Ozians hoved into view, I relived my original feelings of astonishment and bedazzlement. No wonder those on stage wear sunglasses.
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Dec 2, 2024 |
northernsoul.me.uk | Chris Wallis |Desmond Bullen |Fran Yeoman |Megan E. Bond
Step out of the chaos of Manchester city centre life and into a cosy retro three-in-one day to night venue. This is Side Street. With its 70s-style interior, low lighting and homely furniture, Side Street meets multiple demands, whether that’s a quiet glass of wine by the bar, a sophisticated bite to eat by the Side Store or live music in the Side Space. Located in St John’s, a new menu, created by self-styled sexy chicken specialist Tartuffe, has a lot to offer.
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