Celebrating the last two decades of The Lowry

By Elle McDade 13th October 2020 Art, Theatre 0 comments

20 years ago, The Lowry was officially opened by Her Majesty the Queen FLASHBACK: ‘Royals open Lowry centre’ @BBCNews coverage […]

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The House Never Wins at the Lowry: the play where your choices matter

By Emily Stewart 13th October 2020 Culture, Interviews, Theatre 0 comments

Picture this: you and hundreds of other people are sat in a casino. There is one dealer and real money […]

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Theatre on the Quays: ‘Circuit’ outdoor dance heads to The Lowry this weekend

By Cora Dixon 12th October 2020 Art, Theatre 0 comments

Circuit is a visual exploration into black excellence, human connection and astronomy taking place at The Lowry. Circuit heads to The […]

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Campaign launched to save Salford theatre from closure

By Chelsea Bailey 5th October 2020 Culture, Theatre 0 comments

Salford Arts Theatre has launched a crowd-funding campaign  in an attempt to save Salford theatres from closing permanently. The campaign […]

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Celebrate National Poetry Day with Dr. John Cooper Clarke

By Caleb Staples 1st October 2020 Comedy, Culture, Poetry, Theatre 0 comments

To celebrate National Poetry Day join us as we take a look at the captivating career of the Bard of […]

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Starring new role for The Lowry in Salford as arts venue signs deal to become temporary ‘Nightingale Court’

By Ethan Walford 21st September 2020 Art, Culture, Theatre 0 comments

The Lowry in Salford is set to become a temporary ‘Nightingale Court’, after signing a deal with the Ministry of […]

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Salford Arts Theatre survival: “Not out of the woods yet”

By Robin Brown 16th July 2020 Theatre 0 comments

Salford Arts Theatre’s survival is crucial to many. The theatre has long been a local landmark, drawing on Salford’s rich […]

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“This lifeline will come too late for some” The Lowry in Salford responds to emergency arts funding

By Matthew Lanceley 6th July 2020 Art, Culture, Theatre 0 comments

The CEO of the Lowry has spoken out regarding the £1.5 billion emergency investment in the arts. The funding was […]

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Theatre in Isolation Festival brings performances to your sofa

By George Mills 28th May 2020 Art, Theatre 0 comments

Young Salfordian writer Libby Hall features in a pop-up theatre festival designed to prove that the show must go on. […]

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REVIEW: Opera North’s The Marriage of Figaro at The Lowry

By Yasmin Tenk 26th March 2020 Culture, Theatre 0 comments

Opera North’s rendition of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro came to The Lowry earlier this month. Directed by […]

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