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1. 1. Joint celebration at Roadhouse and Bier Keller

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 31 December 2002 FRIENDS AND FAMILY are coming together for a special, double-header on New Year's Eve, running riot at both the Roadhouse (Newton St), and the legendary Bier Keller (Piccadilly).

2. 2. Clubbing Review of the Year

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 27 December 2002 A DETERMINED gaze back through the smoke and euphoria fuelled memories of 2002 in Manchester's clubland.

3. 3. King of Comedy

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 December 2002 KEN Dodd is the comic who just won't stop - at the age of 75, he is still on stage, delivering four-hour shows! Sarah Hughes catches up with a true master of mirth.

4. 4. Conrad champions new Manchester music on air

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 17 December 2002 CONRAD Murray has become the self-appointed champion of new music in the north west.

5. 5. How Dave gave up his day job

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 October 2002 DAVE Spikey's stand-up gigs have been rare in the last couple of years, which makes his headline slot at XS Malarkey's on Tuesday well worth getting down early for, because promoter Toby Hadoke is certain to have the 'house full' signs up quickly.

6. 6. Jo Dakin

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 21 October 2002 Jo Dakin is the only woman to make it through to the City Life Comedian of the year final in five years.

7. 7. Comedy Store to launch in Berlin

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 21 October 2002 COMEDY Store owner Don Ward says he's hoping to "help the Germans develop a sense of humour" by opening a new club in East Berlin.

8. 8. Jonathan Mayor

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 21 October 2002 Drag artist Jonathan Mayor is a serious contender to take the City Life Comedian of The Year title.

9. 9. Tribal groove

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 04 October 2002 It's now two years since Sankeys Soap was reopened, during which time the club has surpassed all expectations.

10. 10. The party gets ready to rumble

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 23 August 2002 MARDI Gras may well have been "officially" cancelled, but try telling that to the thousands of gay men and lesbians en route to Manchester, all of whom will be partying hard across the village this weekend.

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