Greg Thorpe
Journalist, copywriter, editor.
greg.thorpe@icloud.com Manchester-based journalist, copywriter, editor, DJ, promoter and event organiser. Writing about art, music, design, theatre, food, culture and city living.
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Time Out Manchester | Shortlist, 3rd edition
Contributor to Time Out Manchester Shortlist 3rd edition.
The Quietus | Film Reviews
Beta Bandidos | John Maclean's 'Slow West' reviewed by Greg Thorpe.
Theatre Review | Hamlet, Royal Exchange Theatre
Maxine Peake in the role of the Prince of Denmark in Hamlet at the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester.
Simon Callow interview
Simon Callow talks about his dramatisation of the life of Christ for the Manchester Evening News.
Transactions of Desire | Cornerhouse Publications
My short story '1961' appears in this collection alongside work by Douglas Coupland and Emma Jane Unsworth. 'Like an episode of Mad Men scripted by Carver - Nicholas Royle, novelist.
Amazon.co.uk: Little Black Font Book 2
Amazon blurb and promotional emails for Little Black Font Book 2 by Alex Haigh.
Cornelia Parker catalogue | the Whitworth
I produced the catalogue for Cornelia Parker at the Whitworth, 2015. Sourcing imagery, managing photography, copyediting, proofreading, copywriting, final assembly and briefing designer.
The Double Negative | Right Here, Right Now
A playlist and article I wrote for the 'Right Here, Right Now' exhibition at The Lowry, Salford, where I also DJ'd.
West Didsbury in a street: Our guide to Burton Road
Neighbourhood guide for Creative Tourist.
JAMIE IRREPRESSIBLE TALKS SONGWRITING AND COLLABORATIONS
News item for website of the British & Irish Modern Music Institute.
Official Islington Mill Wikipedia entry
Wikipedia entry for Islington Mill Arts Centre, Salford.
Transactions of Desire (Volume 2) - Cornerhouse Publications
Copyeditor for Cornerhouse book to accompany exhibition at HOME, Manchester.
Time Out | 11 great vegetarian dishes you need to try in Manchester
From spicy Bánh mì in Chinatown, to the pricy vegetarian’s dream at Manchester House, there are outstanding veggie meals across the spectrum if you know where to look....