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1. 1. Octagon showcase for the best of the festival

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 18 August 2006 THIS year's 24:7 Theatre Festival was a huge success, doing such record-breaking business that many shows sold out and extra performances had to be added.

2. 2. Octagon showcase for the best of the festival

   CityLife, Friday 18 August 2006 THIS year's 24:7 Theatre Festival was a huge success, doing such record-breaking business that many shows sold out and extra performances had to be added.

3. 3. 24:7 showcase: Canaveral's revenge

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 18 August 2006 CANAVERAL'S Lurch, laughs writer Neil A. Edwards, had been "just on my shelf for three years" before he was inspired to re-jig it for this year's 24:7 Theatre Festival.

4. 4. 24:7 showcase: Judgement Of Mr Jenkins

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 18 August 2006 "I'M absolutely delighted to have been chosen as one of the Best Of The 24:7 Theatre Festival. It's sort of a validation," exults playwright Ross Andrews of his fifth play, The Judgement Of Mr Jenkins.

5. 5. 24:7 showcase: Canaveral's revenge

   CityLife, Friday 18 August 2006 CANAVERAL'S Lurch, laughs writer Neil A. Edwards, had been "just on my shelf for three years" before he was inspired to re-jig it for this year's 24:7 Theatre Festival.

6. 6. 24:7 showcase: Judgement Of Mr Jenkins

   CityLife, Friday 18 August 2006 "I'M absolutely delighted to have been chosen as one of the Best Of The 24:7 Theatre Festival. It's sort of a validation," exults playwright Ross Andrews of his fifth play, The Judgement Of Mr Jenkins.

7. 7. Dramatic Steph in the right direction

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 04 August 2006 THE Salford Playhouse is where the likes of Albert Finney, Robert Powell, Bernard Hill, Bruce Myers and Sir Ben Kingsley got their start. Yet for years it's been unused, if not unloved. Now Steph Pearce is about to re-open the building as the Salford Arts Theatre.

8. 8. Dramatic Steph in the right direction

   CityLife, Friday 04 August 2006 THE Salford Playhouse is where the likes of Albert Finney, Robert Powell, Bernard Hill, Bruce Myers and Sir Ben Kingsley got their start. Yet for years it's been unused, if not unloved. Now Steph Pearce is about to re-open the building as the Salford Arts Theatre.

9. 9. 24:7 showcase: Vegetable

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 18 August 2006 IMAGINE the nightmare scenario of waking up one morning to discover you are trapped inside your own body, unable to move or speak. That is what happened to Estelle, attacked in her home and left for dead two months earlier.

10. 10. 24:7 showcase: Vegetable

    CityLife, Friday 18 August 2006 IMAGINE the nightmare scenario of waking up one morning to discover you are trapped inside your own body, unable to move or speak. That is what happened to Estelle, attacked in her home and left for dead two months earlier.

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