The Lower Kersal Young People and Community Group has performed and developed their “Keep Calm and Carry On” stage show […]
Tag: Theatre
Large Aslan puppet to welcome visitors to The Lowry
A large puppet Aslan from the production The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe has been suspended from the Lowry’s […]
“I felt so empowered through so much rejection and sexism” – Katie Arnstein on performing at The Lowry Theatre
The Lowry Theatre is set to host the multi-award-winning feminist show ‘Sexy Lamp’ this weekend. The semi-autobiographical play follows the […]
” If you tear them down, you strip away at the personality of Salford” – Iconic New Harvest Church Salford Cinema building posted on Rightmove
The iconic New Harvest Church Salford building has been put up for sale, and Salfordians are worried about its future. […]
Prime Minister Pinocchio: The Lost Happy Endings ballet comes to The Lowry
A new ballet theatre production is opening at The Lowry theatre which will see some of the most memorable fairytale […]
Jock McFadyen’s retrospective gallery arrives at Lowry Theatre
The Lowry Theatre is swinging open its doors this winter to showcase the work of Jock McFadyen in its first […]
“The writing is inspired by people who are from local communities” – ‘Hold Me Close’ heads to Salford Arts Theatre
Salford audiences can enjoy the premiere of a new play ‘Hold Me Close’ at Salford Arts Theatre on October 15. The […]
REVIEW: Salford alumni welcomes a sell-out show with ‘Sour Milk’
Sour Milk is a heart-breaking story following the lives of two queer friends navigating themselves through the 1980’s Aids epidemic. […]
Just what the Doctor ordered: Ten years after ‘The Crash of the Elysium’, Salford theatregoers would love to see the return of immersive, audience-driven productions
A decade after Doctor Who landed in Salford with The Crash of the Elysium, local Sci-Fi lovers and theatre fanatics alike […]
“It’s not glamourised, it’s not pretty, it’s just real of how people lived back then” – The Greater Manchester Fringe play exploring the AIDS epidemic through friendship
Delving into the lives of two queer friends, Sour Milk highlights how a turbulent world can affect those who are […]
New In Salford
“The money we raise gives so many people great opportunities” – Salford woman to walk 6.6 miles for Francis House Children’s Hospice
Disbanded Salford flower club donates bench to Community hub as its’ final legacy
“Wearing a mask is just one measure” – Salford academic’s advice over reducing the spread of COVID-19
Salford residents being denied their covid jabs despite the centres advertising walk-in vaccines
“I tried to commit suicide three times” – The dark reality of suffering from extreme gambling harm
New In Sport
Salford author who unfurled the famous ‘Ta Ra Fergie’ banner is writing the follow up to his first book
“This is a blue-collar sport in a blue-collar town” – Boardman and Eccles welcome the return of competitive girls lacrosse
Irlam FC cruise to convincing victory over Winsford despite storm Arwen
Scoring goals by losing weight? ‘Man V Fat’ Football aiming to motivate men to get into shape with incentivised league
“It went our way today. It hasn’t at times this year and it’s good that it’s happened today” – Matthew Lund reacts to Ammies derby day victory
New in Entertainment
“Will be great to see faces, old and new… See you at the front” – Bez’s Homecoming gig at the Pendlebury
“I once picked up John Cooper Clarke at 3.30pm; he had a custard cream for breakfast” – Henry Normal unveils Salford memories and poem ahead of Lowry gig
‘Cheesy’ tasting evening of cheese, wine and beer evening at Monton restaurant
Multi-award winning ‘Girl From The North Country’ coming to The Lowry in 2022
“The first question I asked was am I going to die?” – How Covid prompted an Eccles native to release his first memoir detailing encounters with Ronaldo and Beckham