The Lowry Christmas Appeal

By Tilly Marsh 7th December 2016 News, Theatre 0 comments

THE Lowry Christmas Appeal are looking for your help to support Children in Care and Care Leavers in Salford, through […]

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REVIEW: Touch Wood Theatre Company presents The Fastest Clock in the Universe

By Beth Gardiner 7th December 2016 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

PHILIP Ridley’s dark, disturbing masterpiece came to life on Friday night at Salford University Adelphi theatre and made audiences squirm […]

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Campaign group appeal for more help to save Eccles Theatre

By BethanyGleave 5th December 2016 News, Theatre 0 comments

A CAMPAIGN group have appealed for fresh support to save an Eccles Theatre, a year after developers pulled planning application to […]

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Can you #BeInspired by Shelagh Delaney?

By Andrew Riley 26th November 2016 Art, Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

The 25th November is now officially Shelagh Delaney day in Salford. Now in its third year, Salford Arts Theatre dedicated […]

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REVIEW: The National Ballet of China – Peony Pavillion at The Lowry, Salford

By Quays News Staff 25th November 2016 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

THE NATIONAL Ballet of China is a company that combines classical and modern ballet into their performances. The company was founded […]

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REVIEW: Jamie Raven at the Lowry

By Rae Coppola 23rd November 2016 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 2 comments

Last Sunday at the Lowry, the Britain’s Got Talent 2015 runner up Jamie Raven proved his past critics wrong and […]

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REVIEW: The Rocky Horror Picture Show at the Opera House, Manchester

By Nicole Newton 17th November 2016 Comedy, Culture, Film, Music, Theatre 0 comments

AFTER a long wait, Frank-N-Furter arrived back in Manchester. If you’re a stranger to Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror Show, the […]

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REVIEW: The Boy With Tape On His Face

By Molly Jacobsen-Hunt 14th November 2016 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

FOLLOWING his phenomenal stint on America’s Got Talent, Tape Face brought his bag of weird and wonderful wonders and his […]

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REVIEW: Grayson Perry – Typical Man In A Dress at The Lowry, Salford

By Emily Ingram 8th November 2016 Comedy, Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

  NAME any artistic medium, and you can bet your bottom dollar that Grayson Perry has already mastered it – […]

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REVIEW: Breaking The Code at Manchester Exchange Theatre

By Quays News Staff 5th November 2016 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

WHEN speaking of Alan Turing, people tend to pick up on one of three things; the fact he was a mathematical […]

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