Review- Home, I’m Darling at The Lowry

By Callum Metcalfe 25th April 2019 Culture, Theatre 0 comments

Having been nominated for five Olivier awards and winning one- Home, I’m Darling was in good stead and certainly did not disappoint.

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Makers Market and artisans take over the Lowry – Part 2

By Viktor Kayed 23rd April 2019 Art, Culture 0 comments

Hot April weather brings local sellers and buyers in front of the Lowry at MediaCityUK for a four-day Makers Market that helps independent businesses grow.

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MediaCityUK’s The Lowry Outlet welcomes the Easter Makers Market – Part 1

By Kalendra Withanaa 23rd April 2019 Art, Culture 0 comments

MediaCityUK’s The Lowry Outlet has welcomed the arrival of the Easter Makers Market this bank holiday weekend. The Makers Market […]

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Review- Rita, Sue and Bob Too at The Lowry

By Callum Metcalfe 12th April 2019 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

Taking on the 1987 film version would seem impossible, yet Out of Joint tackled the story with both comedy and poignancy in a successful way.

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EXCLUSIVE: The Lowry Vue reopening on Thursday 18th April

By Phoebe Walters 12th April 2019 Film 0 comments

Vue at The Lowry is set to reopen on Thursday 18th April, following a major refurbishment project, just in time for Avengers: Endgame.

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Salford University Dance Society take part in 12 hour Danceathon

By Abigail Walker 9th April 2019 Culture 0 comments

The Salford University Dance Society, known as SUDS, danced for 12 hours straight and have raised £489.20 so far for MIND mental health charity.

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Red carpet at The Lowry for ITV Tonight’s anniversary

By Viktor Kayed 8th April 2019 Culture, Television 0 comments

ITV’s current affairs TV programme Tonight celebrates its 20th anniversary by unrolling the red carpet in the Lowry for a night of talks and toasts.

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Exclusive: Susan Mitchell on ‘Rita, Sue and Bob Too’ at The Lowry

By Callum Metcalfe 8th April 2019 Culture, Theatre 0 comments

A stage version of the iconic British film ‘Rita, Sue and Bob Too’ is set to arrive at The Lowry Theatre.

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Local Salford pub introduces Folk Friday

By Caitlin Gray 2nd April 2019 Culture, Music 0 comments

The Kings Arms pub is hosting another Folk Friday this weekend, featuring The Mather Robinson Band. 

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Review: Border Tales at The Lowry

By Imogen Holland 1st April 2019 Culture, Theatre 0 comments

Luca Silvestrini’s Protein, Dance Manchester and The Lowry came together on Friday to produce a one-off performance of Border Tales which views themes of migration, different cultures and identity.

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