From tomorrow, 1st July, the Greater Manchester Fringe festival happens in venues all over the region, with Salford hosting bucket loads of shows.
The Cobden Works sees 2 Clowns 1 Cup on July 16th, described as 'raw, passionate, intimate and exciting, as women 'dish all the dirty details' and 'invite you to join two clowns on a wild journey of sex and self-discovery'...
July 10th sees A Broadcast To The End Of The World at the Eagle Inn, 'a one man show about a radio presenter who is broadcasting to the end of the world'; while tomorrow until 7th July there's A Quick Guide to Ruining Your Life at The Kings Arms, as Dawn has been hiding in her attic for three months, despite having it all - nice house, fast car, great friends and family, and a new job out in sunny Dubai.
On July 27th the Salford Arts Theatre plays host to Shrew, a radical adaptation of Shakespeare's classic set in a nightclub populated with drag kings and gangsters; and the Crypt at St Philip's Church is the setting for Patient 4620, a creepy theatre-meets-art thang centred on the life and work of Gretel Sauerbrot; a once famous artist who was admitted into the Raventhorne Institution and then mysteriously disappeared...
Over the next few weeks the Salford Star Live editor, Ian Leslie, will be previewing as many of the Salford shows as he can but in the meantime check out all the GM Fringe events – click here
Or check out the Greater Manchester Fringe page on Facebook – click here