Featured image: Juan Pablo Cifuentes The ‘Creating TV Drama Series’ networking event brought together writers and industry professionals as part of the Manchester Indian Film Festival’s collaboration with Manchester Met. Hosted by the Manchester Writing School, it brought together staff and students from the School of Digital Arts (SODA) and Manchester School of Theatre (MST)…
Featured image: Rebecca Lupton Alice Robinson and Mark Winstanley are a pair of actors, teachers and directors based in Manchester, who “love to play and mess around in the name of theatre and performance”. Together, they run The Performers’ Playground, an independent acting and theatre school based in Manchester, where they teach actors, artists and…
Featured image and gallery: May Viratikul Renowned playwrights Simon Stephens and Carmen Nasr hosted ‘A Night of New Work’ at the Royal Exchange Theatre to celebrate emerging talent and aspiring writers. Drawing together the University of Manchester’s Centre for New Writing and Manchester Metropolitan University’s Manchester Writing School as the two institutions are celebrating their…
At aAh! we aim to shine a spotlight on our talented student community. To celebrate the launch of The LEGACY Issue, we caught up with this issue’s shortlisted featured artists. Tommy Vinh Bui peddles literacy and procrastination as a librarian and PhD student at Manchester Met respectively. He was a 2015-16 American Library Association Spectrum Scholar and…
Featured image: Mark Waugh The tale of two kids from small-town America who became the most notorious folk heroes in the US, Bonnie & Clyde takes to Manchester’s Palace Theatre as part of its UK tour, after two successful seasons in London’s West End. This award-winning production, having gained a mass following not unlike the…
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