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“We aim to challenge perceptions and barriers, celebrate diversity and creativity”- DIYTheatreCo launches project to help people reconnect
The DIY Theatre Company launched the Re:Connect project in order to help people with learning disabilities from Salford to reconnect with each other and get creative.
“I once had a gentleman square up to me when I was onstage” – Comedy comes to the Old Pint Pot
Lancastrian poet and comedian, Dan McLaughlin, to perform at the old pint pot this evening, with some hot takes and […]
Why ‘A Taste of Honey’ still resonates with audiences, more than 60 years on
This week marks 63 years since Salford-born writer Shelagh Delaney’s seminal kitchen-sink play, ‘A Taste of Honey’, was first performed at […]
“We’re absolutely thrilled to be able to welcome people back” – Northern Ballet among acts confirmed for Lowry reopening
The Lowry in Salford has confirmed its re-opening line-up as the country enters the next phase of lockdown easing from […]
“Supporting the next generation”: Stage Directions teams up with acclaimed theatre company to work with Pendleton students
Stage Directions, a Salford arts programme, has commissioned ThickSkin to work with students from Pendleton Sixth Form College on a […]
Eccles Christmas craft market returns this December
Eccles Shopping Centre is hosting a Christmas craft market for craft lovers and local shoppers to support local businesses during […]
“The people collecting it were almost in tears” – Salford theatre company donates over £13K to charity and creatives impacted by coronavirus
A Salford born TV actor has launched an online casting competition to raise money for a range of charities. Keaton […]
“Everyone’s creativity should be celebrated”- East Salford residents create short film during lockdown
A collaboration of footage capturing life in Salford under lockdown was premiered on Youtube in late November. The short film, […]
“The arts industry will come back” – The Worsley Artist’s business that is still going strong through pandemic
Doodle Around an artist business created by Meryl Lydiate, from Worsley, is still managing to survive and keep going during […]
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