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1. 1. The Judges

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 12 November 2004 Find out who the judges are, here.

2. 2. Abigail's Party @ Oldham Coliseum

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 01 November 2007 BACK in 1977, this wickedly sharp satire on striving middle-class pretensions was immediately recognised as being something quite special.

3. 3. A Midsummer Night’s Dream @ The Lowry

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 31 October 2007 IT was two years in the making before being unveiled to the sort of critical acclaim that erupts only once in a decade. Sexy and spectacular, it’s clearly Shakespeare for people who don’t like Shakespeare and for those who do it’s certainly an interesting new look at an old favourite.

4. 4. The Judges: Who decided who won what?

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 07 December 2004 The Judges: Who decided who won what? Find out here.

5. 5. Denise and O-T reign at M.E.N. Awards

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 07 December 2004 FORMER Corrie star Denise Welch and burgeoning stage hope O-T Fagbenle waltzed away with the most prestigious gongs at the 23rd M.E.N. Theatre Awards.

6. 6. M.E.N. Theatre Awards: The winners are revealed

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 06 December 2005 THE winners of the 2005 M.E.N. Theatre Awards& have been& announced at the Midland Hotel. Find out which shows and actors won what and take a look at our photo gallery.

7. 7. M.E.N's indepth look at all the winners

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 03 December 2003 The M.E.N. team take a closer look at all the winners.

8. 8. Fringe benefits

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 January 2004 MANCHESTER has more theatres than any UK city outside London. But, until now, the city has been criminally short of events celebrating new writing, new talent, and exciting new fringe theatre productions. It’s a fact we’ve bemoaned at City Life many times.

9. 9. Jazz/Blues

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 02 November 2001

10. 10. Eanie Meany Jim earns his stripes

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 22 May 2006 IF anything about the upcoming World Cup is certain, it is that millions of people, young and old, will end up singing the words to Jim Noir's catchy song Eanie Meany.

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