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Preview: Time to Bloom for Salford Young Carers

By Michael Smith 19th March 2019 Features, Theatre 0 comments

A new show celebrating young carers previews in front of its first audience tonight at the Lowry.

Clowning around – The Lowry set to hold a 10 week clowning course

By Lucy Johnson 13th March 2019 Comedy, Theatre 0 comments

Beginning March 19, The Performers Playground will be offering a 10-week clowning course at The Lowry Theatre for those interested in becoming more playful.

Review: Noughts and Crosses at The Lowry theatre

By Mwika Bulaya 6th March 2019 News, Theatre 0 comments

A gloomy and chilling adaptation of Malorie Blackmans accredited novel Noughts and Crosses visited the Lowry Theatre stage this weekend.

Preview: Secret Garden at Salford Arts Theatre – “A wonderful play for all ages”

By Megan Chapman 5th March 2019 Theatre 0 comments

Salford Arts Theatre will be moving their stage for the production of The Secret Garden in the hope to have a more inclusive and intimate feel

Review: In The Night Garden at the Lowry

By Callum Metcalfe 3rd March 2019 Theatre 0 comments

The In The Night Garden stage show echoed the vibrancy and fun of the TV show and certainly brought joy to Salford on a rainy Sunday afternoon

Salford theatre company say local production will be show for all ages

By James Spencer 1st March 2019 Culture, Theatre 0 comments

Salford’s Almost Famous Theatre Company is gearing up for this week’s musical production of Legally Blonde.

Hit musical Les Misérables returns to Salford Quays next year

By Lucy Webber 26th February 2019 Theatre 0 comments

The hit musical Les Misérables that sold out The Palace Theatre this year in days is coming to Salford in 2020.

Sue (Gemma Dobson), Rita (Alyce Liburd) and Bob (John Askew) too.

PREVIEW: Cast announced for The Lowry’s upcoming show Rita, Sue and Bob Too

By Megan Chapman 26th February 2019 Culture, Theatre 0 comments

Stars of Coronation Street and Emmerdale are among the cast for the revival of Andrea Dunbar’s Rita, Sue and Bob […]

“It’s OK not to be OK”: A Bench at the Edge examines mental health and male suicide

By Tara Dalton 24th February 2019 Interviews, News, Theatre 0 comments

Dark comedy A Bench at the Edge tugs on your heartstrings and starts the conversation of male mental health with its performance at The Kings Arms, Salford.