Artist Bryan Day has spent decades capturing the places that shaped him, from the mountains of Cumbria to the light-filled landscapes of Spain. Now in his 93rd year and back in his native Tickhill, he continues to paint with a restless, semi-abstract eye and a lifelong belief that every landscape must have a life of its own.
The team behind one of the North’s most influential underground venues are launching a new Blackpool festival with a world premiere by Mica Levi and a major BBC Philharmonic collaboration
Manchester-founded jazz favourites The Easy Rollers begin their 10th anniversary tour tonight, celebrating ten years of swing, style and irresistible live energy
Ahead of Lost In Transit Theatre’s northern tour of 1984, Christine Mackie talks to MagNorth about recasting O’Brien as a woman, why Orwell feels more urgent than ever, and why, in tough times, theatre still needs “kindness and creativity”.
Artist Bryan Day has spent decades capturing the places that shaped him, from the mountains of Cumbria to the light-filled landscapes of Spain. Now in his 93rd year and back in his native Tickhill, he continues to paint with a restless, semi-abstract eye and a lifelong belief that every landscape must have a life of its own.
The team behind one of the North’s most influential underground venues are launching a new Blackpool festival with a world premiere by Mica Levi and a major BBC Philharmonic collaboration
Manchester-founded jazz favourites The Easy Rollers begin their 10th anniversary tour tonight, celebrating ten years of swing, style and irresistible live energy
Ahead of Lost In Transit Theatre’s northern tour of 1984, Christine Mackie talks to MagNorth about recasting O’Brien as a woman, why Orwell feels more urgent than ever, and why, in tough times, theatre still needs “kindness and creativity”.