Review: An evening of new writing at Salford Arts Theatre

By Holly Pritchard 26th November 2019 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

This weekend Salford Arts Theatre held the event, #BeInspired – A Night of New Writing in commemoration for Shelagh Delaney […]

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The No Names perform at the Bullring, Eccles

By Jason Simon 21st November 2019 Music, Reviews 0 comments

In a modest, underground venue entitled The Bullring hidden away in Eccles’ Malaga Drift coffee shop, the No Names rocked […]

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Review: Circus 1903 at The Lowry

By Imogen Holland 21st November 2019 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

The Circus 1903 came to town last night at The Lowry bringing an array of different acts and life size […]

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Review: Wives live in Salford at the Eagle Inn

By Cora Dixon 18th November 2019 Music, Reviews 0 comments

The Eagle Inn in Salford saw Wives make their Salford live gig debut last week. The band performed multiple different […]

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Review: Our Kid at the The Kings Arms

By Madeline Bateson 14th October 2019 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

‘Our Kid’ has been at The Kings Arms this weekend, the dark tale focused on the unconventional upbringing of Salford brothers, Jimmy and Tommy.

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Melanie Blake returns to Salford with the brilliantly funny ‘The Thunder Girls’ at The Lowry

By Lydia Ransome 26th September 2019 Features, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

“23 years ago I was in Salford as a homeless teenager” Melanie Blake, author, columnist and manager to the stars, […]

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Review: Salford Docker

By Imogen Holland 11th July 2019 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 1 comment

Sarah Weston’s The Salford Docker explored the the Salford Docks in the 1950s to 1970s with an excellent performance from Salford Community Theatre.

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Review- Rita, Sue and Bob Too at The Lowry

By Callum Metcalfe 12th April 2019 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

Taking on the 1987 film version would seem impossible, yet Out of Joint tackled the story with both comedy and poignancy in a successful way.

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Review: Ladybones, The Kings Arms

By Chloe Deakin 5th February 2019 Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

Ladybones, a play exploring OCD and identity, had a sold out audience captivated last Thursday at The King’s Arms.

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Katie Melua channels nostalgia at the opening of her Winter Tour at The Lowry

By Izak Hannard 10th December 2018 Culture, Reviews 0 comments

Now that winter has drifted in and settled into the city, the festive spirit is amongst us and to warm our souls, Katie Melua brought her winter tour to Salford.

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