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1. 1. 24:7 Theatre Festival - chance to enter 2009 event

   CityLife, Wednesday 17 December 2008 AT this year's Manchester Evening News Theatre Awards the annual 24:7 Theatre Festival received five nominations for participating actors or shows. Now it’s your chance to take part in the hit theatric al showcase.

2. 2. 24:7 Theatre Festival is here

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 17 July 2008 FROM humble beginnings in 2004, the inspiring 24:7 Theatre Festival has rapidly grown to become this country's premiere showcase for new talent.

3. 3. 24:7 Theatre Festival is here

   CityLife, Thursday 17 July 2008 FROM humble beginnings in 2004, the inspiring 24:7 Theatre Festival has rapidly grown to become this country's premiere showcase for new talent.

4. 4. 24:7 Festival: 16 plays to see

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 19 June 2008 IT'S nearly time for this year's 24:7 Theatre Festival, a whole week of theatre premieres in Manchester city centre, running from July 21-27.

5. 5. 24:7 Festival: 16 plays to see

   CityLife, Thursday 19 June 2008 IT'S nearly time for this year's 24:7 Theatre Festival, a whole week of theatre premieres in Manchester city centre, running from July 21-27.

6. 6. Grass @ 24:7 Theatre Festival

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 23 July 2008 WRITER Mark Whiteley, from Oldham-based touring theatre company Hard Graft, based his hard-hitting but highly entertaining comedy drama on a real-life story he was told by a young offender.

7. 7. Grass @ 24:7 Theatre Festival

   CityLife, Wednesday 23 July 2008 WRITER Mark Whiteley, from Oldham-based touring theatre company Hard Graft, based his hard-hitting but highly entertaining comedy drama on a real-life story he was told by a young offender.

8. 8. ContreCoup @ 24:7 Theatre Festival

   CityLife, Tuesday 22 July 2008 THE eagerly-anticipated new play from M.E.N. Theatre Award-winning Ross Andrews, winner of an M.E.N. Theatre Award for his The Judgement Of Mr. Jenkins and nominated last year for Eating Out, is a surprising and sobering dark comedy.

9. 9. ContreCoup @ 24:7 Theatre Festival

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 22 July 2008 THE eagerly-anticipated new play from M.E.N. Theatre Award-winning Ross Andrews, winner of an M.E.N. Theatre Award for his The Judgement Of Mr. Jenkins and nominated last year for Eating Out, is a surprising and sobering dark comedy.

10. 10. ContreCoup @ 24:7 Theatre Festival

    CityLife, Tuesday 22 July 2008 THE eagerly-anticipated new play from M.E.N. Theatre Award-winning Ross Andrews, winner of an M.E.N. Theatre Award for his The Judgement Of Mr. Jenkins and nominated last year for Eating Out, is a surprising and sobering dark comedy.

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