“What a card! He’s a rare ‘un, make no mistake” Following a successful original production at Fenton Town Hall in 2022, a revival of Claybody Theatre’s adaptation of Arnold Bennett’s The Card is dazzling, educating…
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In the sleepy market town of Macclesfield, there’s a bright pink coffee shop serving up great coffee, incredible bakes, fit sandwiches and immaculate vibes. Located on the corner at the end of a little row…
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The 1982 Annie movie, based on the original 1977 Broadway musical, was one of the films I played over and over and over as a little girl, and so I never miss an opportunity to…
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Opening in 2000, The Lowry theatre, in Salford, played a significant role in regenerating the derelict docks at the turn of the millennium, and symbolised the direction in which the Quays area would travel into…
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The story of Titanic is one we will all be familiar with in some way, be it the three-hour James Cameron film starring Kate Winslet and Leonardo Di Caprio, or a brief history lesson in…
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I’m a big believer that some things should work on the premise of ‘if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’. So, when a cult-classic film such as Back To The Future gets translated into, not…
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