About Us - The Mancunion
WEBAbout Us About The Mancunion We’ve been around in various guises since 1964. The Mancunion was first published in 1964 as a bulletin concerned with Union affairs, produced by the Union to compensate for perceived shortfalls in coverage in the main student newspaper until 1974, the Manchester Independent. While it is still produced within the […]
The Mancunion - The largest University campus newspaper in the UK
WEB29th September 2024. 23rd May 2024. 10th May 2024. Written and put together by students, The Mancunion creates high-quality original content focused on Manchester’s student bubble.
Music Archives - The Mancunion
WEBSour Grapes Records’ ‘Meltchester’: Mancunion music community at its finest. Alive! Festival 3.0: Students’ Union solstice takeover lets the light in. Alive! Festival took over the Students’ Union for the third time, with the student-run event expanding its horizons over five stages featuring bands, DJs, talks, comedy, gameshows, and ...
Review: The Lion King - The Mancunion
WEBNov 5, 2022 · Disney’s award-winning musical The Lion King has finally arrived at Manchester’s Palace Theatre and has been so successful that the residency has been extended, again, so hunt down your tickets quickly before the hyenas snatch the remains!. The story follows Simba (Stephenson Ardern-Sodje), a lion cub destined to become king after his father Mufasa (Jean-Luc Guizonne) is killed by his ...
Theatre Archives - The Mancunion
WEBGiles Croft’s adaptation of Khalid Hosseini’s novel movingly explores friendship, betrayal, and redemption while also educating and enlightening audiences on the tumultuous political and cultural history of Afghanistan. It is an innovative and immersive piece of theatre that remains poignant and important in today’s climate.
Déjà Review: Anna X - The Mancunion
WEBNov 15, 2021 · Written by Madison Emmett. Theatre is back! And what a better way to escape the lows of the past 18 months than to get lost in Anna X – an immersive, dynamic yet haunting account of how anyone can be anyone in our Instagram age.. Fresh off of a West End run, Anna X spent a single week at the Lowry in Salford. It starred Emma Corrin, who won a Golden Globe for playing Princess Diana in The ...
Review: South Pacific - The Mancunion
WEBJul 20, 2022 · South Pacific deals with lots of interesting issues – and whilst it premiered over 7 decades ago, these issues remain relevant. Whilst Rodgers and Hammerstein established the musical to send a strong anti-racism message – and it infuriated audiences in southern states – contemporary audiences will, of course, take issue with the musical’s representation of race.
Contact Us - The Mancunion
WEBAbsurdist, quite rude, and intensely Northern, Thank Goodness You're Here! is an absolute delight. About Us. Get Involved. We’re here for you, and we look forward to your involvement! There are many ways to get involved with the Mancunion, but the first step is to introduce yourself so please send us message and let us know how we can help.
Live Review: Dionne Warwick at Bridgewater Hall - The Mancunion
WEBJun 14, 2022 · Theatre Editor Jay Darcy reviews Dionne Warwick’s farewell One Last Time Tour at Bridgewater Hall – with Rachel John opening the night. If you are human, leave this field blank. Photo: Jay Darcy @ The Mancunion. She’s Back: One Last Time. It’s one thing seeing the legend that is Dionne Warwick … it’s another thing seeing her on her ...
Review: Footloose - The Mancunion
WEBMar 3, 2022 · There aren’t many shows that could get the entire audience on their feet, clapping and dancing for the final ten minutes – but Footloose did, and the adrenaline high lasted long after leaving the theatre.. Footloose is an iconic tale, of a Boston boy arriving in a small town where it is illegal to dance due to a tragic accident years before. Dance is used as a form of rebellion throughout ...