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11. Review: Batman Live @ M.E.N Arena
CityLife, Wednesday 20 July 2011 It’s more than 70 years since Batman first appeared in DC comics and it’s clear from the audience at the M.E.N. Arena last night that the caped crusader hasn’t lost any of his appeal. -
12. Raymond Gubbay presents ‘We’ll Meet Again – The Spirit of the Forties’ at The Bridgewater Hall
CityLife, Friday 08 July 2011 Raymond Gubbay is delighted to present, ‘We’ll Meet Again – The Spirit of the Forties’ a commemorative concert defining the period with the very best of Music, Song and Dance. -
13. Review: Thomas & Friends Live On Stage: A Circus Comes To Town
CityLife, Thursday 30 June 2011 Bust my buffers! Thomas, the most famous tank engine in the world, has arrived in Manchester in the nick of time to save the circus arriving in Sodor. -
14. Restaurant review: Red Hot World Buffet
CityLife, Friday 24 June 2011 Paul Ogden grabs a plate but finds little more than slim pickings in an eye-popping world of choice. -
15. Thomas the Tank Engine rolls into Manchester
CityLife, Friday 17 June 2011 Fizzling Fireboxes! Thomas the famous Tank Engine is coming to town. The Really Useful Engine arrives at the Opera House next week at the end of a successful UK tour which has cost £1m. -
16. Comic strip presents Kitty Cointreau
CityLife, Friday 10 June 2011 Burlesque and stand up are on the same bill, writes Marissa Burgess. -
17. Take That tour that’s a record breaker
CityLife, Friday 03 June 2011 We take a look at some of the facts and figures behind the music extravaganza that arrives with our homecoming pop idols in Manchester tonight. -
18. Tuck in to a feast of festivals
CityLife, Thursday 26 May 2011 After Friends Of Mine last week, festival season continues with a weekend of local music and arts events. Sarah Walters looks at what’s on offer. -
19. Review: G.A.Y. - The Village
CityLife, Thursday 19 May 2011 You don’t need to be Sherlock Holmes to deduce we are on Canal Street, the heart of Manchester’s Gay Village. -
20. Crown Inn - Heaton Norris, Stockport
CityLife, Friday 06 May 2011 In 1844, Friedrich Engels, travelling over the newly-constructed Stockport Viaduct, was afforded a clear view over what he called “that repellent town”. If he’d paid more attention, however, he might also have found The Crown Inn.