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1. 1. Theatre: Lucia Cox is busy at the fringe of things across the city

   CityLife, Friday 01 July 2011 Lucia Cox is not only writing and preparing to perform her one-woman show, Blackbird, next week as part of the Not Part Of Festival, but is also producing this week’s Tinned Up, part of the “in development with The Lowry” series, and, in a couple of weeks, The Shadow Of Your Hand, part of this year’s 24:7 Festival.

2. 2. Ensure you are part of the Not Part Of festival

   CityLife, Friday 01 July 2011 Kevin Bourke profiles the start of the MIF fringe theatre festival.

3. 3. Theatre: Hard Times

   CityLife, Friday 03 June 2011 The scene is set for Dickens’ Hard Times to take the stage surrounded by Ancoats’ industrial heritage in a new production, as Kevin Bourke discovers.

4. 4. Interview: John Henshaw

   CityLife, Thursday 02 December 2010 Kevin Bourke talks to Peter Pan’s John Henshaw ahead of The Lowry's festive 'musical adventure'.

5. 5. Pride 2010: Fringe theatre

   CityLife, Friday 20 August 2010 Kevin Bourke uncovers a host of shows taking to the stage in the lead up to The Big Weekend.

6. 6. Interview: Fiona Gasper (Royal Exchange)

   CityLife, Friday 13 August 2010 Fiona Gasper is less than a month into her post as the new executive director of the Royal Exchange Theatre, but I’m pretty sure I won’t have been the first person to politely suggest that this might not be the ideal time to be taking up such a position.

7. 7. Royal Exchange Studio: Autumn/winter 2010

   CityLife, Friday 16 July 2010 An exciting world awaits Manchester's theatre lovers as The Royal Exchange launches its new Studio line up, writes Kevin Bourke.

8. 8. Preview: Wednesday / Baby Jesus Freak

   CityLife, Friday 16 July 2010 Theatre company Ballon Head was founded by writer, producer and journalist Ian Winterton in 2009 - and now they bring Wednesday and Baby Jesus Freak to the region.

9. 9. The Lowry: Autumn / winter season 2010

   CityLife, Friday 09 July 2010 When the curtain goes up on The Lowry’s 10th anniversary autumn/winter season, they are hoping there’ll be something there for everyone, from Christmas family fun to thought-provoking drama and dance.

10. 10. Preview: The Road To Nab End - Oldham Coliseum

    CityLife, Thursday 17 June 2010 William Woodruff’s novel, The Road To Nab End: A Lancashire Childhood, has struck a chord with readers all over the world since its initial publication (as Billy Boy) in 1993.

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