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Cuban dance sensation Carlos Acosta brings contemporary dance and classical ballet to the Lowry.

'Wizard's eyes' from Barcelona conjure music gold from their Flamenco-hip hop alchemy.

It's not quite a total success, but Il Tempo Del Postino captures the imagination at the Opera House

Funny, thoughtful but occasionally predictable, PYHBB makes a competent debut at the Royal Exchange.

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Indie rockers Gasperilla win the puiblic vote to open the Unknown Pleasures event at Salford Quays.

Captivating but baffling at times, Dead Wedding was a haunting tale of eternal love and obsession.

An abandoned warehouse is the backdrop for a deeply moving and intensely brilliant performance.

The Temple plays host to a trio of in-situ plays so intimate, they're brilliantly uncomfortable.

A gritty one man show adeptly investigates the tensions between fathers and sons.

Alan Rickman and the Hallé combine for a stunning adaptation of Salman Rushdie's epic novel.

A night of belligerent brilliance and casual mayhem from Mark E Smith and The Fall