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Manchester's Culture Hub. Our objective at MancMuse is simple: to ensure the arts are accessible to all; and to do it in a way that's entertaining!

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For this #ThrowbackThursday, let's take a look at Luke Spiby's review of award-winning film El Principe. "The film’s strengths are undoubtedly in the performances and the production design, the latter of which has a gritty yet glamorous feel." buff.ly/3Cmu0jB
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Our latest #MancMuseMini is Bodies Bodies Bodies. "What starts off as a promising slasher/whodunnit turns into a platform for needless amounts of political messaging, uninteresting characters, and an ending that ruins everything the film could’ve been." buff.ly/3qNFYeQ
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Our second (and final) debut album review this #ThrowbackThursday is Paradise by Cold Years. "[Paradise] is a solid first outing for a skilled band fronted by a musician who has a lot to say and isn’t afraid of the bitter truth." buff.ly/3wiSg1W #ColdYears #Paradise
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This #ThrowbackThursday we're checking out some past debut album reviews. Firstly, Open Up Your Head by Sea Girls. "Open up Your Head is an impressive first outing, feeling familiar but fresh to anyone who was a fan of indie music before its downfall." buff.ly/3ycntn1
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Our final post this #ThrowbackThursday is the third instalment of Luke Spiby's 'Gone But Not Forgotten' series, which revolves around Heath Ledger. "He may be gone but we will never forget Heath Ledger, because, let’s face it, he’s unforgettable." buff.ly/3wlivVx
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The second subject of Luke Spiby's 'Gone But Not Forgotten' series this #ThrowbackThursday is Robin Williams. "Robin Williams was a man of many talents. He succeeded in stand-up, flourished in films and thrived in theatre." buff.ly/3AfCKoH
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This #ThrowbackThursday we're going to take a look at Luke Spiby's 'Gone But Not Forgotten' series - three articles focused on world famous actors that we tragically lost way too soon. First up, it's a personal favourite: Philip Seymour Hoffman. buff.ly/3pSIGQ5
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Here's another #MancMuseMini for you to check out: a review of Netflix's Day Shift, starring Jamie Foxx & Dave Franco. "If you’re bored and you want something with a little bit of adrenaline and heart stabbing, gun bolting action, Day Shift is for you." buff.ly/3KqXTBe
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Our final #ThrowbackThursday theatre review is regarding NWTAC Theatre's production of Rent from February. "I forgot how the atmosphere of a theatre – especially one with the community feel that NWTAC Theatre has – can really lift your spirits." buff.ly/3CgHwoO
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Our next stop on this #ThrowbackThursday tour of past theatre reviews is Luke Spiby's article on the MancMuse-sponsored Borderline by Sundial Theatre from November. "As far as student productions go, Borderline is one of the best I’ve seen." buff.ly/3I2WQpj
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This #ThrowbackThursday is centred on past theatre reviews. Starting with the live reading of No Such Thing As Ordinary at Guide Bridge Theatre in November 2021. "The audience members loved it and the actors were proud to represent these stories." buff.ly/3PE3IMD
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