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1. Explore city's murky past
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 2 July 2008BINGE drinking and violent gangs lounging on street corners – sounds like a familiar modern saga?
2. THEATRE: Hay Fever, Royal Exchange, from Tues 8 July
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 2 July 2008NOEL Coward’s delightful classic comedy Hay Fever brings its entertaining charm to the Royal Exchange from next week.
3. THEATRE: The Terrible Infants, Lowry, Fri 4 and Sat 5 Jul
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 2 July 2008ROALD Dahl meets Tim Burton in a delightfully scary show at The Lowry on Friday and Saturday.
4. BALLET: Stravinsky: The Real Deal/Giselle, Lowry, from Tues 8 July
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 2 July 2008AFTER an absence of almost five years, the full-length ballet Giselle returns to Birmingham Royal Ballet’s repertoire and The Lowry stage.
5. Zoom in on life at portrait show
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 2 July 2008STUNNING prize-winning entries from a major photographic competition have come to the Lowry straight from the London’s National Portrait Gallery.
6. DRAMA: The English Game, Lowry from Tuesday 24 June
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 18 June 2008CRICKET is the name of the game in Richard Bean’s new play, which comes to The Lowry next week.
7. Try to cache up with craze
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 18 June 2008AN ADVENTURE game which has millions of fans around the world is proving a hit in the north west.
8. DANCE: Beauty and the Beast On Ice, Palace Theatre, from Wed 18 June
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 11 June 2008ICE shows meet warm appreciation from live audiences and one set to win new fans is a spectacular production of Beauty and the Beast on Ice.
9. 'I really like Russell Brand'
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 11 June 2008GRUMPY Old Man Arthur Smith was struggling to remain in a totally gruff mode.
10. A century of bodice rippers
South Manchester Reporter, Wednesday 11 June 2008THEY either mean literary heaven or hell, depending on your point of view, but there is no disputing that Mills & Boon books are hugely popular.