The Moth: past wounds take flight in an uncomfortable journey through the lives of two broken men
In an age defined by polarised politics and debates over historical legacy, Paul Herzberg’s The Moth set out to challenge
Review: Come From Away at Lowry – a moving musical with a sense of community
It’s impossible to leave the theatre after seeing Come From Away, currently playing at the Lowry in Salford, without a
Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake celebrates 30 years at the Lowry, theatre review
After watching The Nutcracker for the past two Christmases, I jumped at the chance to watch Swan Lake at the
“What is exotic? What is it to be British? What is it to be an older performer?” Extraordinary new stage show SHOWWOMEN coming to Salford in March
An amazing new show is coming to the Lowry this month, featuring a spectacular selection of showwomen inspired by circus
Unfortunate review: Ursula’s back, and she’s more fabulous, wicked, and iconic than ever
Unfortunate at the Lowry is a dazzling deep-dive into the misunderstood ‘evil’ queen of the sea, whose raging desire to
Murder In The Dark review: Excellent psychological family drama let down by horror plot
Murder mystery-adjacent Murder In The Dark, making its world premiere at The Lowry, has a gripping premise and fantastic production.
Royally recognised artist on painting Manchester’s escalators, alleyways and King Charles III
For most people strolling along the many streets of Manchester, its escalators and alleyways are of no distinct significance. Instead,
Salford students release song in Lowry’s memory to tackle homelessness
Salford students have released a cover of Brian and Michael’s Matchstalk Men and Matchstalk Cats and Dogs today to help tackle homelessness
Laughs and education on the cards as disabled comic Laurence Clark hits Salford
The performer, who suffers from cerebral palsy, uses the show as an opportunity to explain life with a disability whilst poking fun at some of the ridiculous notions surrounding it.
Review: Jane Eyre @ The Lowry, Salford
There was always going to be mixed feelings about a stage production of Jane Eyre.
Evil is rising! Grab a mop – Kill the Beast bring Halloween hilarity to The Lowry
The Beast are set to play three nights at The Lowry Theatre, Salford, from Wednesday through to Friday as part of the theatre’s Halloween Spooktacular.