A gloomy and chilling adaptation of Malorie Blackmans accredited novel Noughts and Crosses visited the Lowry Theatre stage this weekend.
Theatre
Preview: Secret Garden at Salford Arts Theatre – “A wonderful play for all ages”
Salford Arts Theatre will be moving their stage for the production of The Secret Garden in the hope to have a more inclusive and intimate feel
Review: In The Night Garden at the Lowry
The In The Night Garden stage show echoed the vibrancy and fun of the TV show and certainly brought joy to Salford on a rainy Sunday afternoon
Salford theatre company say local production will be show for all ages
Salford’s Almost Famous Theatre Company is gearing up for this week’s musical production of Legally Blonde.
Hit musical Les Misérables returns to Salford Quays next year
The hit musical Les Misérables that sold out The Palace Theatre this year in days is coming to Salford in 2020.
PREVIEW: Cast announced for The Lowry’s upcoming show Rita, Sue and Bob Too
Stars of Coronation Street and Emmerdale are among the cast for the revival of Andrea Dunbar’s Rita, Sue and Bob […]
“It’s OK not to be OK”: A Bench at the Edge examines mental health and male suicide
Dark comedy A Bench at the Edge tugs on your heartstrings and starts the conversation of male mental health with its performance at The Kings Arms, Salford.
Theatre project wants your stories about growing up in Salford
Salford Arts Theatre is bringing the city’s generations together with stories of the residents experiences in the local area.
Salford play examines sexual assault by romantic partners
The author of a play performed in Salford about sexual assault says she wrote it “for the female victims of sexual assault”.
It’s a big wish fulfillment fantasy!” – David Walliams’ Billionaire Boy Lands In Salford
The stage version of the hit David Walliams book Billionaire Boy is arriving at The Lowry this week.
New In Salford
“The true measure of any society is found in how it treats its most vulnerable members” – Salford MP votes against the Government’s welfare reform bill
“I am looking forward to continuing my policing journey” – Local officer wins Student Officer of the Year Award
Inspiring community projects selected to celebrate Salford’s heritage and creative spirit
Salford’s £1 billion visitor economy boom
“Weaste has never had a proper Pride before” – First ever Weaste Pride event to take place this July
New In Sport
Worsley padel facility records successful first phase in local school partnership
“It hurts because we had a team capable” – Paul Rowley shares honest assessment of Red Devils performance
Salford Red Devils face another blow against a dominant St Helens
Salford Red Devils beaten 6-38 against Hull FC
Salford Red Devils secure a second two-week loan deal
New in Lifestyle
‘Sounds ‘Round Town’ returns to Salford’s neighbourhoods this summer
High-energy musical The Diana Mixtape comes to Salford this August
Lowry to celebrate Quentin Blake in a new free family exhibition this summer
New touring show of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz heads to Ordsall Hall
Review: Electric open-mic poetry night ‘brimming with writers’ debuts in Eccles
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