Olivier Award winner Kathryn Hunter (The Visit) is set to reprise her role playing a monkey, playing a man, in the highly acclaimed one-woman show, Kafka’s Monkey. The show will run from Wednesday 17 until Saturday 27 June at Home. The production also marks Home’s Artistic Director for Theatre, Walter Meierjohann, making his second outing…
Monday 4 – Saturday 9 May: Opera House – Lord of the Dance. Michael Flatley’s latest spectacular, Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games, a new staging of the traditional master piece features new staging, costumes and choreography as well as a cast of 40 of the world’s most outstanding young performers concludes at Manchester’s Opera House….
until 2 May: The Royal Exchange Theatre – Anna Karenina. The classic Leo Tolstoy piece, adapted by Jo Clifford, enters its final week at the Royal Exchange Theatre before moving to Leeds. The story explores two very different couples grappling with their feelings of love, directed by Olivier nominated Ellen McDougall. 7.30pm Tuesday 28…
Pamela DeMenthe awaits you It’s not often you get invited to an evening of filth and despair (well, not often enough anyway), but that’s what Erotica author Pamela DeMenthe has invited you to share in this new one-woman comedy show written and performed by Jenny May Morgan. It the best traditions of British comedy, Jenny…
Award winning play to be performed at Home’s Re:play 2015 Festival “Spur of the Moment is an award winning, Royal Court play that, in its own savage and comedic way, allows us to question the most provocative taboo of our age.” Written by award winning playwright Anya Reiss, when she was only 17, it’s quite…
This year’s Re:play 2015 Festival is set to launch today at Home. Brought on by the merger of the Library Theatre Company and the Cornerhouse, Home is destined to be the UK’s largest arts centre outside of London when it is finished this spring. For now, the festival will take place in the pop-up venue…
Spring 2015 will see the Cornerhouse and Manchester’s Library Theatre Company merge to form HOME – a new purpose-built centre at No.1 First Street, for international contemporary art, theatre, film and books. In the run up to the opening of the new £25m development, HOME have already run one critically acclaimed, site-specific production of Angel…
