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11. Brass extravaganza set for city
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 06 July 2004 WHERE there's the Bridgewater Hall there's brass, or that will be the case come the autumn anyway. As the venue is set to play host to one of the world's largest brass band events, the seventh Great Northern Brass Arts Festival, on September 4. -
12. The tracks of my years
Manchester Evening News, Monday 23 August 2004 IF you loved the days when glitter, discos and flares weren't considered to be dirty words and the likes of Abba, Queen and Barry White ruled the world, the More Sounds Of The Seventies concert by the Performing Arts Orchestra is not to be missed. -
13. Boo and Darden cross paths again
Manchester Evening News, Friday 12 November 2004 BOO Hewerdine and Darden Smith have long been fellow travellers on the singer-songwriter circuit and have recorded together. But, so Darden tells me, their date at Bury Met Arts Centre will be the first time their paths have crossed in a while. -
14. EA snag exclusive NFL deal
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 21 December 2004 PUBLISHING giant Electronic Arts has taken a huge leap towards eliminating competition from the lucrative American Football games market after signing an exclusivity deal with the NFL. -
15. Chorlton needs you!
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 21 December 2004 FANCY yourself as the next Badly Drawn Boy? Chorlton Arts Festival organisers are on the lookout now for budding performers to take part in next year's event. Singers, actors, artists and film-makers are all wanted for eight days of concerts and performances. -
16. World class line-up heads for Salford
Manchester Evening News, Friday 02 July 2004 THE Lowry's exciting new autumn and winter season features more than 70 shows in the theatres, ranging from opera to world class drama and dance, South Asian arts, talk shows, community theatre, workshops, comedy, children's favourites, a schools' Shakespeare festival and The Wizard Of Oz. -
17. Lord of the Rings: The Third Age
Manchester Evening News, Sunday 07 November 2004 The story of The Lord of the Rings has kept millions enthralled for decades. Are the games trying to do that too? We take a look at the latest effort from Electronic Arts. -
18. Summer in the city art gallery
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 22 July 2004 THE love of the arts in the North continues as Manchester Art Gallery announces two summer open evenings to be held on the last Thursdays of July and August. -
19. Green Room, green light
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 12 February 2004 THERE'S good news for theatre lovers who might have been worried about the future of the Green Room, the experimental arts space that's been a vital part of the city's arts scene for 21 years now. -
20. Panda targets a breeding ground
Manchester Evening News, Friday 16 January 2004 A NEW agency called Panda (standing for the Performing Arts Network and Development Agency) aim, they say, "to put Greater Manchester's new and emerging independent performing arts companies on the map, raising their profile for national and international touring opportunities" by offering them professional development advice and information.