Ian Cheeseman is a Tameside Correspondent at Quest Media Network. He focuses on the arts and entertainment, particularly exploring the impact of youth theatre in building confidence and resilience, alongside covering plays and musicals. Ian's work has been featured in Quest Media Network, Saddleworth Independent, Tameside Correspondent, MESSENGER NEWSPAPERS LIMITED, The Oldham Times, and Bury Times.
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By: Ian Cheeseman
From West End blockbusters to Bristol spectaculars and local triumphs, Ian Cheeseman dives head‑first into a jam‑packed week of theatre – celebrating standout performances, unforgettable productions, and the life‑affirming joy of live entertainment.
Mossley Amateur Operatic & Dramatic Society deliver a vibrant, vocally impressive and irresistibly fun take on the Queen‑fuelled musical, with standout performances, big ensemble energy and a crowd ready to clap along all night.
By: Ian Cheeseman
Ian Cheeseman finds warmth, wit and a touch of old‑school northern soul in Bank of Dave, a feel‑good musical that celebrates community spirit, working‑class grit and the unlikely hero who took on the banking establishment.
By: Ian Cheeseman
This is a show not to be missed! There are several reasons I urge you to go and support this production at Stockport Plaza next month.
By: Ian Cheeseman
West End star delivers a masterclass in storytelling, musicianship and effortless charm in an intimate, unforgettable concert
By: Ian Cheeseman
Moston's North West Theatre Arts Company delivers a deeply moving, beautifully unified production of the much‑loved 9/11 musical, capturing its message of compassion, connection and shared humanity with remarkable sincerity. Ian Cheeseman reviews…
Images by Phil Tragen Twenty years after Disney's High School Musical became a cultural phenomenon, a brand-new stage production is heading to Salford.
By: Ian Cheeseman
The title may suggest otherwise, but Something Rotten! is one of the funniest, most joyful and entertaining musicals to arrive in Manchester for years. Ian Cheeseman reviews the UK premiere production at the Opera House.
The co-creator of The Play That Goes Wrong has taken on one of theatre's biggest challenges with his first original musical. Ian Cheeseman reviews Thespians at HOME Manchester.
By: Ian Cheeseman
A beloved musical, an outstanding cast and a production of real scale combine to create a truly memorable theatrical experience. Ian Cheeseman reviews The Sound…
