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1. 1. MIF: Vegas' hot property

   CityLife, Thursday 28 June 2007 ONE of the most closely guarded secrets of the festival is St Helens comic Johnny Vegas' show.

2. 2. Jolly Convict's Opera is strangely uninvolving

   CityLife, Wednesday 04 February 2009 IT'S not just in recent times that scruple-free theatrical producers have tried to wring every last penny out of a valuable property.

3. 3. How Ben's Buildings grew

   CityLife, Thursday 12 July 2007 IN 2005, Manchester-based Property Company Bruntwood joined forces with the Royal Exchange Theatre to launch the biggest playwriting competition in the country, with the aim of discovering and celebrating new, young writing.

4. 4. 'We like to keep our private lives private'

   CityLife, Thursday 13 February 2003 TO actress Clare Buckfield, hanging on the arm of TVés hottest property at glitzy parties is really not her scene. She prefers the local pub to the big parties.

5. 5. Deadline looms for playwriting competition

   CityLife, Friday 03 June 2011 The first act in the Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting’s search for the great new plays and new writers of 2011 is fast drawing to a close as writers only have until Monday, June 6, to submit their work.

6. 6. Profile: Bruntwood Prize For Playwriting

   CityLife, Thursday 10 February 2011 The Bruntwood Prize recognises great new talent, writes Kevin Bourke.

7. 7. Re:Play returns impressively at Library Theatre

   CityLife, Wednesday 21 January 2009 A DOG Called Redemption and Lost/Found get second Re:Play Festival at The Library Theatre off to a cracking start.

8. 8. Crown Matrimonial @ The Lowry

   CityLife, Tuesday 22 July 2008

9. 9. Promising Looking For Buddy's dogged by poor sound

   CityLife, Monday 06 April 2009 A COUPLE of years ago veteran TV writer Alan Plater (everything from Z Cars to Fortunes Of War) teamed up with Octagon artistic director Mark Babych for new musical Blonde Bombshells Of 1943.

10. 10. Roger couldn't turn down Widowers' Houses role

    CityLife, Thursday 09 April 2009 ROGER Lloyd Pack insists that he won’t miss his own opening night for Widowers’ Houses at the Royal Exchange – even though it clashes with the date his first grandchild is due to be born here in Manchester.

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