“The show will go on”: Lowry boss appeals to public for help

By Matthew Lanceley 18th March 2020 News 0 comments

The Lowry has appealed for help following its closure after new social isolation rules were introduced by the Government. This […]

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Review: The Turn of the Screw at The Lowry

By Callum Metcalfe 13th March 2020 News 0 comments

Opera North’s version of the 19th century novel came to The Lowry this week. Benjamin Britten revived the novel into […]

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Salfordians to take centre stage at the Week 53 Festival

By Emily Stewart 12th March 2020 Art, Culture, Theatre 0 comments

Salford residents will be putting their creative projects on show this April. The Week 53 festival will be returning to […]

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Salford Victoria theatre set for new role as a community centre

By Caleb Staples 10th March 2020 Community, Culture, Theatre 0 comments

Salford Victoria is set to play a new role in the near future with plans announced to reopen it as […]

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Not Quite Light Festival is returning to Salford

By Chelsea Bailey 10th March 2020 Culture, News 0 comments

Not Quite Light Festival is returning to Salford at the end of the month. The festival will take place from […]

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“Actors at the heart of the creative process” King’s Arms hosting Theatre Workshops

By Natalie Snape 10th March 2020 Culture, Theatre 0 comments

Salford’s well-loved King’s Arms is playing host to new acting workshops and monthly performances from up and coming physical theatre […]

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Preview: The Turn of the Screw at The Lowry

By Callum Metcalfe 5th March 2020 Art, Theatre 0 comments

Opera North’s version of the 19th century thriller is due to arrive at The Lowry next week. The Turn of […]

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Preview: The Kite Runner

By ShaunnaBurns 5th March 2020 Art, Theatre 0 comments

Based on the popular novel, The Kite Runner is bringing the skies of Kabul to the Lowry Theatre in April. […]

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Preview: Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Swan Lake

By EllieMacDonald 4th March 2020 Culture, Theatre 0 comments

Birmingham Royal Ballet is bringing their rendition of Swan Lake to The Lowry Theatre this week.  The production has been […]

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REVIEW: A Monster Calls at The Lowry

By Oliver Youd 3rd March 2020 Culture, Features, Reviews 1 comment

‘A Monster Calls’ showcases that the power of storytelling is often understated. However, as stated by the Monster in Sally […]

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