In a sea of writhing bodies, Marina Abramovic convinced me Aviva Studios makes sense
'I can hear wailing from the funeral and the yelps of the women as they scare the gods with their genitals'
'I can hear wailing from the funeral and the yelps of the women as they scare the gods with their genitals'
Housewife by day. Gay village legend by night
‘Good things are going on here, if only someone would notice’
From Wrexham to Manchester, Mary Evans entertained the city’s most powerful
On the rise and rise of Diesel Dyke Club
My search for the author of ‘Once in a House on Fire’ led to the other side of the world - and to a tantalising revelation
‘Any name recognition was better than invisibility.’
A night at Co-op Live with the icon’s die-hard fans
On the back of their worst season in memory, the nature of supporting Manchester United is changing
Tracing the influence of filmmaker Mike Leigh's Salford and Manchester roots
‘We are very much at the stage of wanting to reach a lot of people for the first time’
‘It wasn’t anything like the old picture houses that flourished before, and it would be nothing like the multiplexes that followed’
‘I have heard what other people cite as evidence and I just don’t see it’
‘I’ve heard it so many times, six months from now we’re going to close. It’s miraculous it’s still here’
‘It was the one place where you were guaranteed a gig. It didn't matter how shit you were’
Most cities strive for World Heritage status, we actively resisted it