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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Salford poet JB Barrington’s show is sold out already: but who is he?

By Tanisha Cantrell 5th March 2020 Features, Music, Theatre 0 comments

An award-winning Salford-born performance poet has sold out his show in the city in just three weeks. The eagerly-anticipated night […]

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“If you tell it in a more simple way, they’re not expecting it to be as dark as it gets”- Libby Hall: the new playwright challenging theatre’s best

By Joni Sommerville 25th February 2020 Art, Culture, Theatre 0 comments

When you think of a writer, what springs to mind?  Although talented, Shakespeare, Beckett and Pinter are among an endless […]

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“You gain lots and lots of confidence” – Salford Arts Theatre searches for new young talent

By Joni Sommerville 18th February 2020 Art, Community, Theatre 0 comments

Salford Arts Theatre is looking for new members to join their 7-11 year-old acting class.

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Kick It Out commissioned play ‘Getting The Third Degree’ coming to Salford Arts Theatre

By Dave Crowther-Green 21st October 2019 News, Theatre 0 comments

A new play based on the life of former West Bromwich Albion and Real Madrid footballer Laurie Cunningham is coming […]

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Preview: Secret Garden at Salford Arts Theatre – “A wonderful play for all ages”

By Megan Chapman 5th March 2019 Theatre 0 comments

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

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Theatre project wants your stories about growing up in Salford

By Abigail Major 19th February 2019 Art, Community, Theatre 0 comments

Salford Arts Theatre is bringing the city’s generations together with stories of the residents experiences in the local area.

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Salford Arts Theatre will take Cinderella to The Ball this Christmas

By Abigail Major 22nd November 2018 Art, Culture, Features 0 comments

Cinderella is bringing the Christmas festivities to Salford this December in a traditional pantomime at Salford Arts Theatre.

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Award winning playwright Tim Keogh brings ‘Thorn’ to Salford

By Alexander Blackman 19th April 2018 Culture, Music, Theatre 0 comments

AFTER winning the award for Best Newcomer at the Greater Manchester Fringe Awards in 2017, Tim Keogh is now bringing […]

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REVIEW: From Heaven to Hell (GM Fringe)

By Andrew Riley 1st July 2017 Art, Culture, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

It’s hard to rationalise in the modern world, just how senseless the slaughter of the First World War actually was. […]

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