Red Dust Road @HOME, Mcr

Red Dust Road is a stunning adaptation of the memoir of the same name by Scots Makar Jackie Kay. It sweeps you up in an effortless narrative- adapted by playwright Tanika Gupta- who skillfully sets the tone to both convey the complexities of Kay’s story, and engages audiences with the humility of the characters portrayed. […]

Hive City Legacy @HOME, Mcr

This is a show with something for everyone. The all-female, all-black cast utilise any means necessary to tell audiences of their true experiences both individually and as a collective minority. Some of the most sensitive and moving moments feature Farrell Cox alone on stage, navigating the various stereotypes and perceptions of herself that appear alien […]

There is a Light That Never Goes Out: Scenes from the Luddite Rebellion @ The Royal Exchange Theatre

There is a Light That Never Goes Out begins with an informal introduction: setting a tone set quite apart from the classical or traditional shows which often grace the stage at The Royal Exchange Theatre. Audiences are made aware of the balance between historical accuracy, based on contemporary records, and artistic license, used to fill […]

One Night in Miami @ HOME, Mcr

One Night in Miami at HOME, Manchester is the exploration of a fabled night in 1964, set in Malcolm X’s hotel room. Here close friends Sam Cooke, Cassius Clay and Jim Brown join X to celebrate Clay’s first heavyweight World Championship win. With all of these big names in one room- talk is bound to […]

‘Girls’: All the feels @ HOME, Mcr

Girls, presented by The Pappy Show, is part of Incoming Festival at HOME, Manchester. This devised performance is for every woman, full of stories and sensations we can all relate to in one way or another. The performance follows an episodic format, moving from one scenario into the next in a somewhat-disorienting journey through womanhood […]