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1. 1. Octagon's pick of 24:7

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 23 August 2007 THE 24:7 Theatre Festival is Manchester's award-winning annual showcase of new one-hour plays by local writers, performed by some of the best regional acting talent.

2. 2. Octagon's pick of 24:7

   CityLife, Thursday 23 August 2007 THE 24:7 Theatre Festival is Manchester's award-winning annual showcase of new one-hour plays by local writers, performed by some of the best regional acting talent.

3. 3. The kids are all right...

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 10 August 2007 IF you fancy going to some gigs and discos and you're over-18, then you're bang out of luck. Gary Ryan finds out more about this new trend.

4. 4. The kids are all right...

   CityLife, Friday 10 August 2007 IF you fancy going to some gigs and discos and you're over-18, then you're bang out of luck. Gary Ryan finds out more about this new trend.

5. 5. July's Reviewer of the Month entries

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 06 August 2007 HERE were July's entries and the winner.

6. 6. Oldham Coliseum's autumn/winter season

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 02 August 2007 THE Oldham Coliseum's new season kicks off on September 6 with a new, in-house production of MichaelFrayn's terrific backstage comedy, Noises Off.

7. 7. Oldham Coliseum's autumn/winter season

   CityLife, Thursday 02 August 2007 THE Oldham Coliseum's new season kicks off on September 6 with a new, in-house production of MichaelFrayn's terrific backstage comedy, Noises Off.

8. 8. Ravioli @ Exchange Studio

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 01 August 2007 RAVIOLI, the dark comedy written by Lawrence Ghorra and Mark Winstanley (who makes a brief appearance as the notorious Mr Fingers) has come a long way since its conception at the Arden School of Theatre and subsequent performance as part of the Royal Exchange’s Blue Festival.

9. 9. Ravioli @ Exchange Studio

   CityLife, Wednesday 01 August 2007 RAVIOLI, the dark comedy written by Lawrence Ghorra and Mark Winstanley (who makes a brief appearance as the notorious Mr Fingers) has come a long way since its conception at the Arden School of Theatre and subsequent performance as part of the Royal Exchange's Blue Festival.

10. 10. Ravioli @ Exchange Studio

    CityLife, Wednesday 01 August 2007 RAVIOLI, the dark comedy written by Lawrence Ghorra and Mark Winstanley (who makes a brief appearance as the notorious Mr Fingers) has come a long way since its conception at the Arden School of Theatre and subsequent performance as part of the Royal Exchange's Blue Festival.

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