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1. 1. Your views - Sunset Boulevard

   CityLife, Friday 06 September 2002 M.E.N theatre critic Kevin Bourke said Sunset Boulevard at The Palace Theatre would split audiences, but what did you think?

2. 2. Your views - Sunset Boulevard

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 06 September 2002 M.E.N theatre critic Kevin Bourke said Sunset Boulevard at The Palace Theatre would split audiences, but what did you think?

3. 3. Your views - Sunset Boulevard

   CityLife, Friday 06 September 2002 M.E.N theatre critic Kevin Bourke said Sunset Boulevard at The Palace Theatre would split audiences, but what did you think?

4. 4. Vagina Monologues opens at The Lowry

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 17 September 2002 Manchester Evening News' theatre critic, Kevin Bourke met up with the three women starring in The Lowry's Vagina Monlogues.

5. 5. The FULL Vagina Monologues interview

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 13 September 2002 Manchester Evening News' theatre critic, Kevin Bourke met up with the three women starring in The Lowry's Vagina Monlogues.

6. 6. Sanctuary at the Contact

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 13 September 2002 THE National Theatre play Sanctuary opens this week at the Contact. Kevin Bourke met up with the play's writer Tanika Gupta and asked what her inspiration was.

7. 7. Othello @ The Royal Exchange

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 17 September 2002 MANCHESTER Evening News' theatre critic Kevin Bourke reviews Othello, a play he believes is one of Shakespeare's greatest works.

8. 8. Sanctuary at the Contact

   CityLife, Friday 13 September 2002 THE National Theatre play Sanctuary opens this week at the Contact. Kevin Bourke met up with the play's writer Tanika Gupta and asked what her inspiration was.

9. 9. The FULL Vagina Monologues interview

   CityLife, Friday 13 September 2002 Manchester Evening News' theatre critic, Kevin Bourke met up with the three women starring in The Lowry's Vagina Monlogues.

10. 10. The Odd Couple @ The Library Theatre

    CityLife, Tuesday 24 September 2002 A "SPLENDIDLY funny and barbed" version of Neil Simon's The Odd Couple marked the 50th birthday of the Library Theatre and proved to be a timely reminder of just how valuable the theatre is.

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