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1. 61. Human Habitation @ 24:7 Theatre Festival

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 21 July 2008 FRESH out of psychiatric hospital, Blackpool lad Michael (Ben Worth) is settling into a squalid flat in down town Manchester. Michael is a young family man with two kids – only his mind shoots blanks.

2. 62. Watching Stars @ 24:7 Theatre Festival

   CityLife, Monday 21 July 2008 THEY met in a night club earlier in the evening. Now they're on a bench overlooking the city, exploring each other's past history, circling around the subject of sex. They're apparently two people with no clear idea of where their lives are going.

3. 63. Watching Stars @ 24:7 Theatre Festival

   CityLife, Monday 21 July 2008 THEY met in a night club earlier in the evening. Now they're on a bench overlooking the city, exploring each other's past history, circling around the subject of sex. They're apparently two people with no clear idea of where their lives are going.

4. 64. Watching Stars @ 24:7 Theatre Festival

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 21 July 2008 THEY met in a night club earlier in the evening. Now they’re on a bench overlooking the city, exploring each other’s past history, circling around the subject of sex. They’re apparently two people with no clear idea of where their lives are going.

5. 65. Human Habitation @ 24:7 Theatre Festival

   CityLife, Monday 21 July 2008

6. 66. Daisies @ 24:7 Theatre Festival

   CityLife, Monday 21 July 2008 LUCY - rather nervous and much given to verbal spouting - seems a nice girl, though very free with her sexual favours.

7. 67. Daisies @ 24:7 Theatre Festival

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 21 July 2008 LUCY – rather nervous and much given to verbal spouting – seems a nice girl, though very free with her sexual favours.

8. 68. Daisies @ 24:7 Theatre Festival

   CityLife, Monday 21 July 2008 LUCY - rather nervous and much given to verbal spouting - seems a nice girl, though very free with her sexual favours.

9. 69. Granny Must Die @ 24:7 Theatre Festival

   CityLife, Wednesday 23 July 2008 IAN Townsend's enormously entertaining comedy opens with Granny (Carla Stokes) selling her soul to the Devil in return for eternal life.

10. 70. Fully House Trained @ 24:7 Theatre Festival

    CityLife, Monday 21 July 2008 PACKING 14 comedy sketches and four risqué (not to say filthy) TV commercials into an hour, writers Peter Collins, Neil A Edwards and Graeme Flynn have a go at a range of targets, from the TV agony aunt who needs serious help herself to a GCSE course on computer hacking and covering porn site tracks.

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