The Smeds and the Smoos, a stage show based on the book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Sheffler, is coming […]
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REVIEW: A Monster Calls at The Lowry
‘A Monster Calls’ showcases that the power of storytelling is often understated. However, as stated by the Monster in Sally […]
REVIEW: Quality Street at Lowry Theatre
It was opening night for the West Yorkshire theatre company, Northern Broadsides who performed their Napoleon-era production to an almost […]
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New in Lifestyle
Black Is The Colour Of My Voice comes to The Lowry Theatre
Olivier award-nominated The Smeds and the Smoos comes to the Lowry theatre this October
Construction firm wins architecture award for Little Hulton development
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