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We started our journey in the basement of a bar on Canal Street in Manchester<\/strong> and developed all the way to the third floor of another bar. Twenty of us would show up on a Sunday night and someone would shout upstairs to the manager \u201cOi, your Sunday Boys are here\u201d. We had a name, a venue and a membership. <\/p>\n Seven years later there are more than 60 of us and we\u2019re lucky enough to be performing at various voices with an incredible and loyal membership. <\/p>\n We\u2019ve performed across the UK and even embarked on an international tour of Iceland. We often invite workshop leaders to rehearsal to help us focus and improve on specific topics and take great pride in supporting artists and regularly commissioning new work.<\/p>\n We\u2019re going to continue developing and we can\u2019t thank this entire festival enough for welcoming us and allowing us to continue our incredible journey.<\/p>\n