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Objects to study or ancestors to bury?

Tristram Besterman, Director of the Manchester Museum at the University of Manchester, recently took part in a debate on the…

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Remaining Lost - Part 2

Last week, the remains of some 300 Aborigines were ceremoniously handed over to the Ngarrindjeri people in South Australia -…

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IOU's touring 'Tattoo'

Popular ideas and critical theories about "theatre" have changed a lot since 1976. But at that time, when a group…

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Converting the 'next' market

After spending some months visiting major arts facilities across the globe on a Churchill Fellowship to study programming and marketing…

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Remaining lost - Part 1

Today, the remains of some 300 Aborigines will be ceremoniously handed over to the Ngarrindjeri people by the National Museum…

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Graeae loses core funding

Graeae theatre stands to lose £60,000 a year in core funding, after the Association of London Government (ALG) ignored its…

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Staging hip-hop

More than any other popular music genre, hip-hop has managed to survive against all odds, transcending cultural boundaries and even…

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Don't Bury the Bones

On May 5, the largest collection of Aboriginal remains will be officially handed over to Australia's Ngarrindjeri people – including…

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Making Trax

Manchester's culturally diverse music, theatre, dance and live art showcase, X-Trax, which has previously centred around a street festival, is…

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Walking the plank and treading the boards

Salford Quays-based company Walk the Plank have created everything from the lantern spectacular for the closing ceremony of Manchester's Commonwealth…

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