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Contents

Christmas…………………….………………...………...………. 3

December……………………………………………...…………. 5

January……………………………………..…………………….. 8

February …………………………………………………...…… 13

March…………………………………………………………..... 21

April ……………………………………………………………... 28

Visual arts……………………………………………………….. 32

Family………………………………………………………….… 36

Booking information……………………………………………...38

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Christmas

ELF – The MusicalBased on the beloved festive film, starring Will Ferrell, ‘Elf’ fea-

tures a book by Tony® Award winners Thomas Meehan and

Bob Martin, with songs by Tony Award nominees Matthew

Skylar and Chad Beguelin.

‘Elf’ is the hilarious tale of Buddy, a young orphan child who

mistakenly crawls into Santa’s bag of gifts and is transported

back to the North Pole. Unaware that he is actually human,

Buddy’s enormous size and poor toymaking abilities cause him

to face the truth. With Santa’s permission, Buddy embarks on

a journey to New York City to find his birth father, discover his

true identity, and help New York remember the true meaning of

Christmas

Fri 24 November – Sun 14 January

Lyric Theatre

Times 7.30pm, 2pm Wed, Sat & Sun

Tickets £25.50 - £58.50 (includes £2 booking fee)

Concessions £2 off (Selected performances)

Audio Described: Sat 9 & Wed 27 December, 2pm

BSL Interpreted: Thu 14 December, 7.30pm & Sat 13 January

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Jules Verne’s

Around the World in 80 DaysJoin Phileas Fogg and his loyal valet, Passepartout, as they cir-

cumnavigate the globe in a race against the clock. This thrilling

adventure comedy for all the family sees a hugely talented cast

of eight play over 125 characters in this high-spirited escapade!

Tue 5 December – Sun 7 January, 7pm, 2.30pm & 5.30pm Sun

Quays Theatre

Tickets £22 - £31

Concessions £2 off (Selected performances only)

Audio Described: Tue 12 December, 2.30pm

Relaxed Performance: Tue 19 December, 2.30pm

Captioned performance: Fri 22 December, 7pm

BSL Interpreted: Tue 4 January, 7pm

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Tall Stories

The GruffaloJoin Mouse on a daring adventure through the deep, dark wood

in Tall Stories’ magical, musical adaptation of the classic pic-

ture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler.

Songs, laughs and monstrous fun for children aged 3 and up,

and their grown-ups.

Wed 6 December – Sun 7 January, 10.30am & 1.30pm

Quays Theatre

Tickets £17.50

Audio Described: Sun 17 December, 1.30pm

BSL Interpreted: Mon 18 December, 1.30pm

Relaxed Performance: Fri 29 December, 1.30pm

Colour the Clouds

The Extraordinary Tale of Holly ChristmasCommissioned by The Lowry

Despite her name Holly has never had the Christmas she

dreams of. Can a magic wish and two very special visitors help

her find what she is looking for? A festive adventure jam

packed with songs, music, puppetry and Christmas magic!

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Wed 20 – Sun 31 December*, 11am & 2pm

Aldridge Studio

Tickets £9 Concessions £3 off

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Gandini Juggling: Eight SongsWe welcome back UK juggling extraordinaires Gandini Juggling

for a series of choreographed juggling vignettes set to eight

classic rock ‘n’ roll songs. A tribute to the mythical landscape of

popular music.

Sat 2 December, 8pm

Quays Theatre

Tickets £15.50, Concessions £2 off

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Mira Calix: The Adelph PrrojectInter-disciplinary composer and artist Mira Calix presents her

own compositions, inspired by the notion of (and infused with)

colour. Film and music work in symbiosis creating a haunting

experience that is unique to every performance.

Fri 12 January, 8pm

Aldridge Studio

Tickets £12

From Ibiza to the Norfolk BroadsAdrian Berry’s acclaimed production tells the tale of a young

David Bowie obsessive. An astonishing physical piece of visual

storytelling, featuring the music of David Bowie and the voice of

comedian Rob Newman as Bowie himself.

Wed 17 January, 8pm

Quays Theatre

Tickets £16.50

Accrobuffos

AirPlayRide the wind and dream with ‘Air Play’, a modern spectacle

that brings to life the very air we breathe. Flying umbrellas, lar-

ger-than-life balloons, giant kites floating over you, and the

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biggest snow globe you’ve ever seen will make you gasp in

wonder and laugh until it hurts.

Fri 19 & Sat 20 January, 7pm, 2pm - Sat

Aldridge Studio

Tickets £12, Concessions £2 off

Michela Pelusio SpaceTime HelixA digital performance

A live performance of the unexpected. Artist Michela Pelusio

and a guest electronic sound artist produce a mesmerising 10m

high spinning wave. The effect is bright and transparent.

Recently performed at a Canada’s MUTEK festival, ‘SpaceTime

Helix’ proved to be the hit of festival, mesmerising

international audiences.

Sat 20 January, 8pm

Quays Theatre

Tickets £12

English Touring Theatre

The WeirWinner of the 1997 Olivier Award for Best New Play, Conor

McPherson’s chilling, modern classic ‘The Weir’ marks its 20th

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Anniversary year. In a small Irish town, the locals exchange

stories round the crackling fire of Brendan’s pub to while away

the hours one stormy night. As the beer and whisky flows, the

arrival of a young stranger, haunted by a secret from her past,

turns the tales of folklore into something more unsettling.

Tue 23 – Sat 27 January, 8pm, 2.30pm Thu & Sat

Quays Theatre

Tickets £20.50 - £30.50, concessions £2 off

Captioned performance: Thu 25 January, 8pm

Audio described performance: Sat 27 February, 2.30pm

WTF WednesdaysIn association with Word of Warning

A series of evenings for the compulsively curious, featuring

frontrunners from the frontiers of contemporary theatre-making.

Who ever said asking ‘W T actual F’ was a bad thing?

Wed 24 January & Wed 28 February, 8pm

Aldridge Studio

Pay What You Decide

Royal Shakespeare Company

HamletRevenge his foul and most unnatural murder…

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A student is called home from university to find his life turned

upside down. Who can be trusted, who can be believed? Sent

by the ghost of his father to avenge his brutal death, Hamlet’s

mission to expose the truth is a perilous journey of madness,

murder and lost love. Simon Godwin directs rising star Paapa

Essiedu in the title role in this riveting and contemporary take

on Hamlet.

Fri 26 January – Sat 3 February. 7pm, 1.30pm Wed & Sat

Lyric Theatre

Tickets £21.50 - £31.50

Captioned performance: Thu 1 February, 7pm

BSL Interpreted: Fri 2 February, 7pm

Audio Described performance: Sat 3 February, 1.30pm

A Unity Theatre and Riksteatern co-production

Devised by Dritëro Kasapi & Josette Bushell-Mingo NinaBacked by a brilliant band, Olivier Award-nominated actress

Josette Bushell-Mingo mixes story and song as she draws to-

gether tales from the life of Nina Simone and her own ex-

traordinary career. Touching upon the 1960s civil rights move-

ment, and drawing into parallel the struggles of the civil

rights movement today.

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Tue 30 January – Sat 3 February, 8pm

Quays Theatre

Tickets £17.50 - £26.50 Concessions £2 off

BSL Interpreted performance: Wed 31 January, 8pm

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Sam Brady

Things I Say When I Don’t Say I Love YouWhen Tommy is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, his son and

grandson agree to help him fulfil his life’s dream to restore a

vintage car. But amid stripped engines, rusted metal and frayed

tempers, the three men discover that piecing together the past

can have unexpected consequences.

Award-winning writer and performer Sam Brady presents his

new one-man play with characteristic warmth, humour and

charm.

Thu 1 & Fri 2 February, 8pm

Aldridge Studio

Tickets £12, concessions £2 off

Teddy‘Teddy’ is an award-winning, punchy new musical that races

through the dark and damaged world of post-war London;

bombed by the Blitz, but ripe and ready for revolution. Featur-

ing electrifying original songs and some of the hugest hits from

the 1950s performed by the on-stage live band

Johnny Valentine and the Broken Hearts, ‘Teddy’ is the ultimate

story of teenage rebellion and the birth of a new musical era.

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Tue 13 – Sat 17 February, 7.30pm. 2.30pm Wed & Sat

Quays Theatre


Nikki and JD

KnotIn ‘Knot’ a frustrated lover and a jilted dreamer pull on the invis-

ible bond that connects two people. Beautiful acrobatics, move-

ment and storytelling explore our hopes for the ideal lover in

this thrilling and poignant piece.

Wed 14 February, 8pm

Aldridge Studio

Tickets £12, Concessions £2 off

Dance: SampledThe Lowry comes alive with dance.

A celebration of dance in all its forms, showcasing the very best

of international dance talent in enticing bitesize performances.

Watch the show and join in, with a day jam-packed full of dance

activities for all ages. Including one of Spain’s biggest flamenco

stars, a juggling circus dance troupe and an African-infused

explosion of colour and dance.

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Sat 17 February, 2pm & 8pm

Lyric Theatre

Tickets £10, children £5

Roald Dahl’’s George’s Marvellous MedicineAdapted by David Wood. Directed by Julia Thomas.

Most grandmothers are lovely, kind, helpful old ladies. Not

George’s grandmother. George’s grandmother likes to gobble

up slugs and bugs, and is always telling George what to do.

But one day, when his parents leave him alone with the grizzly

old grunion, George takes his chance and sets about creating

a brand new medicine to cure her of her cruelty. Little does he

know that his perilous potion will be the start of a rather marvel-

lous adventure…

Join us to see Roald Dahl’s treasured tale brought to phizz-

whizzing life!

Tue 20 – Sat 24 February, various times

Quays Theatre

Tickets £21.50 - £22.50, concessions £2 off. Family ticket £66

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Audio described performance: Sat 24 February, 2.30pm

Noel Coward’s Brief EncounterNoël Coward’s ‘Brief Encounter’ is remembered as one of the

most haunting love stories ever. This award winning Kneehigh

production has triumphed in the West End, toured the globe

and opened to dazzling reviews on Broadway. It has won the

hearts of audiences and critics alike.

Thu 20 – Sat 24 February, 7.30pm. 2pm Wed & Sat

Lyric Theatre

Tickets £23 - £35, concessions £3 off

Flamenco Festival: Jesus Carmona & Rafaela CarrascoOn Monday, rising young flamenco star Jesús Carmona

presents ‘Equilbrio’, a soulful performance capturing the emo-

tion and passion of both traditional and contemporary flamenco.

On Tuesday, Rafela Carrasco performs ‘ConCierto Gusto’, il-

lustrating her reputation as one her generation’s most important

flamenco dancers

Mon 26 & Tue 27 February, 8pm

Quays Theatre


Birmingham Royal Ballet

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The Sleeping BeautyThe curse of a wicked fairy, one touch of a spindle, and a beau-

tiful princess falls into a deep, enchanted sleep which can only

be broken by a kiss from a prince. Enter the opulent world of

‘The Sleeping Beauty’, with its marvellous mixture of virtuoso

dance, fairy tale characters, live music from the acclaimed

Royal Ballet Sinfonia, and dazzling spectacle that has delighted

audiences for over a hundred years.

Wed 28 February – Sat 3 March, 7.30pm. 2pm Thu & Sat

Lyric Theatre


Opera North

Puccini: Madama Butterfly

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The tragic story of a young woman’s innocent love crushed by

betrayal, featuring some opera’s most famous music.

Tue 6 & Thu 8 March, 7.30pm

Lyric Theatre

Tickets £20 - £60

Opera North

Mozart: Don GiovanniBe seduced by opera’s infamous anti-hero as he goes on a

hedonistic quest and hurtles towards a terrifying end.

Wed 7 & Fri 9 March, 7pm

Lyric Theatre

Tickets £20 - £60

Opera North

Verdi: Un ballo in mascheraA timeless tale of power, passion and political plotting at the

heart of which is a doomed love triangle and ultimately, a lethal

vendetta.

Sat 10 March, 7pm

Lyric Theatre

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Tickets £20 - £60

Northern Broadsides presents

Hard TimesThe Northern Powerhouse, 1854.

Coketown – a place where the imagination is forbidden.

Thomas Gradgrind will not permit fanciful thoughts in his school

or his home. So how can he protect his children from the cor-

rupting influences of the circus when it comes to town? Dark

satanic mills, interrupted by the colour and vibrancy of Sleary’s

Circus, set the stage for a sweeping tale of supressed love, se-

duction and social mores, peopled with the sharply observed

characters that Dickens is celebrated for.

This witty adaptation of a great Northern novel is a touching

and often hilarious tale of repression and longing.

Tue 6 – Sat 10 March, 7.30pm. 2pm Wed & Sat

Quays Theatre

Tickets £22.50 - £25.50 concessions £2 off

Company Chameleon: Tenth Anniversary Triple Bill

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Company Chameleon rewind and fast forward in the world

premiere of this new triple bill celebrating their 10th anniversary

year. Featuring ‘Rites’, the company’s first major piece and two

new short works, ‘Imprint’ and ‘Trip’.

Thu 1 & Fri 2 March, 8pm

Quays Theatre

Tickets £16.50, concessions £3 off

The Pretend Men

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Police Cops in SpaceFollowing their first production, ‘Police Cops’, this multi award-

winning comedy trio are back with their critically acclaimed Ed-

Fringe 2017 total sell-out comedy blockbuster. Expect an 80’s

‘low-fi sci-fi ’ set in the most dangerous place on Earth...Space!

Thu 1 – Sat 3 March, 8pm

Aldridge Studio

Tickets £12, concessions £10

Up ‘n’ Under By John Godber

fingersmiths present their unique spin on John Godber’s award

winning rugby play with a cast of Deaf and hearing actors

using British Sign Language and spoken English to delight all

audiences.

Tue 6 & Wed 7 March, 8pm

Aldridge Studio

Tickets £12 Concessions £2 off

Sleeping Trees at the Movies

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Award-winning comedy trio Sleeping Trees bring their live-

scored, physical and farcical comic style to some of the most

well-loved fi lm genres of all time with their movie trilogy:

‘Mafia?’ ‘Western?’ and ‘Sci-Fi?’

Thu 8 & Fri 9 March, 7.30pm

Aldridge Studio

Tickets £15

Audio Described performance Sat 3 March, 2pm

Mark Thomas: Showtime from the Frontline

Name the comedian who might say ‘I wonder if I can set up a

comedy club…in a refugee camp…in Palestine?’ Of course, it’s

Mark Thomas. And that is exactly what he tries to do.

Funny, moving and necessary.

Tue 13 & Wed 14 March, 8pm

Quays Theatre

Tickets £21 concessions £5 off

Across the Souvenir and ClayA deeply personal double bill on female identity, featuring Ales-

andra Seutin’s solo ‘Across The Souvenir’ and the duet ‘Clay’

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by Yinka Esi Graves and Asha Thomas. An emotive exploration

of transforming memories, dance and displacement.

Thu 15 March, 8pm

Aldridge Studio


Matthew Bourne’s CinderellaNew Adventures return with Matthew Bourne’s ‘Cinderella’ – a

thrilling love story set in London during the Second World War.

A chance meeting results in a magical night for Cinderella and

her dashing RAF pilot, together just long enough to fall in love

before being parted by the horrors of the Blitz. ‘Cinderella’

takes you into the heart of Prokofiev’s magnificent score, with

surround sound by Paul Groothuis, a specially commissioned

recording of a 60 piece orchestra, Lez Brotherston’s Olivier

Award-winning designs and lighting by Olivier Award-winning

Neil Austin.

Tue 13 – Sat 17 March, 7.30pm. 2pm Wed, Thu & Sat

Lyric Theatre

Tickets £31.50 - £47.50

Audio described performance: Sat 17 March, 2pm

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Tiddler & Other Terrific TalesFOUR TERRIFIC TALES ONE SUPERB SHOW!

Under the sea, out on the farm and into the jungle, these terrific

tales are woven together with live music, puppetry and a whole

host of colourful characters from Julia Donaldson and Axel

Scheffler’s best-loved titles: ‘Tiddler’, ‘Monkey Puzzle’, ‘The

Smartest Giant in Town’ and ‘A Squash and a Squeeze’. Funky

moves, toe-tapping tunes and giggles are guaranteed!

Fri 16 – Sun 18 March, 2pm, 11am & 4pm Sat & Sun

Quays Theatre


Ballet British ColumbiaAn exhilarating evening of breathtaking dance by three interna-

tionally celebrated female choreographers; Canada’s Emily

Molnar, Olivier Award-winning Crystal Pite and Jerusalem-born

Sharon Eyal.

Recognised for their fresh creativity, this company of dancers

will astound UK audiences with their unique blend of cool, clas-

sical elegance and contemporary flair.

‘Superb. Packed with charismatic dancers performing at full

strength.’ Boston Globe

Tue 20 & Wed 21 March, 7.30pm

Lyric Theatre

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Alexis Langevin-Tétrault

InterferencesA digital performance

A composer and performer, Alexis has contributed to many

international electronic music projects under various guises. In

his latest project he explores live interpretation of electronic

sound using a network of strings, AV and sound.

Sat 31 March, 8pm

Aldridge Studio

Tickets £12

U.Dance NW 2018Join NorthWestDance: The Lowry Youth Dance Partnership as

they host the regional young people’s dance festival celebrating

U.Dance North West’s tenth anniversary.

Sat 24 & Sun 25 March, 7.45pm

Quays Theatre


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The Wardrobe Ensemble

Education Education EducationIt’s 1997 and it’s the last week of term. Miss Belltop-Doyle can’t

control her Year 10s and Mr Pashley has been put in charge of

a confiscated tamagotchi. Things can only get better. The

Wardrobe Ensemble ask big questions about a country in spe-

cial measures.

Mon 26 – Wed 28 March, 8pm

Quays Theatre


Tara Arts

The Game of Love and Chai – by Nigel PlanerNigel Planer (‘The Young Ones’) brilliantly updates Marivaux’s

classic French farce to a modern Asian family in England, em-

ploying Bollywood song and dance to delicious effect as class

and passion clash when Rani meets Raj.

Thu 29 – Sat 31 March, 8pm. 2pm Sat

Aldridge Studio


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ArtStarring Nigel Havers, Denis Lawson, Stephen Tompkinson

By Yasmina Reza Translated by Christopher Hampton

Directed by Ellie Jones based on Matthew Warchus’ original

production

‘Art’ is a phenomenon and one of the most successful plays

ever. Having taken both the West End and Broadway by storm,

won Olivier, Tony, Molière and every other major theatre

award, it has been packing in audiences worldwide for more

than 20 years.

Mon 26 – Sat 31 March, 7.30pm. 2pm Wed & Sat

Lyric Theatre


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DeNada Dance Theatre

Toro: Beauty and the BullDeNada Dance Theatre presents its uniquely erotic, Hispanic

take on the fairy tale ‘Beauty and the Beast’. Set in a circus

sideshow of a dystopian South America, ‘Toro’ is a darkly

comic and melodramatic tragedy about the monsters men cre-

ate.

Sun 1 April, 8pm

Quays Theatre

Tickets £14, concessions £12

Flip Fabrique

Attrape-Moi!An evening of spectacular tumbling and circus acrobatics as six

characters meet in their childhood home for an acrobatic

reunion! Perfect for all the family.

Tue 3 April, 3pm & 7.30pm

Lyric Theatre


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Sebastian Faulks’

BirdsongMarking the 100th anniversary of the end of World War One,

‘Birdsong’ is the critically acclaimed adaptation of Sebastian

Faulks’ bestselling novel. In pre-war France, Stephen

Wraysford embarks on a dangerous affair with the beautiful Isa-

belle turning their worlds upside down. As war breaks out,

Stephen must lead his men through the carnage of the Somme

and the tunnels deep underground.

A mesmerising story of love and courage not to be missed!

Tue 3 – Sat 7 April 8pm. 2.30pm Wed & Sat

Quays Theatre

Tickets £27.50 - £29.50

Audio described performance: Sat 7 April, 2.30pm

Metta’s

Little MermaidThe award-winning Metta Theatre bring a fusion of spectacular

circus and spellbinding songs in this extraordinary new adapta-

tion, following their smash hit tour of ’Jungle Book’. The Little

Mermaid longs for freedom, for adventure, for change! A tri-

umphant tale of love overcoming all.

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Tue 10 – Sat 14 April, 7pm. 2pm Wed, Fri & Sat

Quays Theatre

Tickets £20.50 concessions £4 off

The Winslow BoyFrom the producers of the critically acclaimed ‘Jeeves and

Wooster’ comes a major new revival

of Terence Rattigan’s classic family drama. Tessa Peake-Jones

(‘Only Fools and Horses’,

‘Grantchester’) stars as Grace Winslow wife of Arthur Winslow,

played by Aden Gillett (‘House

of Eliott’, ‘Holby City’), the father who embarks on an ex-

traordinary campaign for justice for his son.

Based on a real-life event, ‘The Winslow Boy’ is a courageous

and often delicately humorous

window into the class and political hypocrisy of Edwardian Eng-

land.

Mon 9 – Sat 14 April, 7.30pm. 2pm Wed & Sat

Lyric Theatre

Tickets £15.50 - £31.50

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Mary StuartTwo queens. One in power. One in prison. It’s all in the execu-

tion.

Following a critically acclaimed, sold-out season at the Almeida

in 2016-17, Robert Icke’s new adaptation of ‘Mary Stuart’ will

visit The Lowry after its West End run. Schiller’s political

tragedy takes us behind the scenes of some of British history’s

most crucial days. Playing both Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of

Scots, Juliet Stevenson (‘Hamlet’) and Lia Williams (‘Oresteia’)

trade the play’s central roles, decided at each performance by

the toss of a coin.

Tue 17 – Sat 21 April, 7pm. 2pm Wed & Sat

Lyric Theatre

Tickets £21.50 - £41.50

Captioned performance Sat 21 April, 2pm

This HouseJames Graham’s critically acclaimed play sees 1974’s govern-

ment hanging by a thread. In an era of chaos, both hilarious

and shocking, Britain’s political parties battle to change the fu-

ture of the nation.

Are we in the midst of a revolution?

Tue 24 – Sat 28 April, 7.30pm. 2pm Wed & Sat

Lyric Theatre

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Tickets £21.50 - £35.50. Concessions £3 off.

Titanic The MusicalIn the final hours of 14th April 1912 the RMS Titanic, on her

maiden voyage to New York, collided with an iceberg and ‘the

unsinkable ship’ slowly sank. Based on real people aboard the

most legendary ship in the world, this is a stunning and stirring

production focusing on the hopes, dreams and aspirations of

her passengers.

Mon 7 – Sat 12 May, 7.30pm. 2pm Wed & Sat

Lyric Theatre


War HorseThe acclaimed National Theatre production

Following eight record-breaking years in London’s West End

and having played in 11 countries around the world to over

seven million people, the National Theatre’s acclaimed play

‘War Horse’ will return to Salford next year as part of its tenth

anniversary tour. Based on the beloved novel by Michael Mor-

purgo, this powerfully moving and imaginative drama, filled with

stirring music and songs, is a show of phenomenal inventive-

ness. At its heart are astonishing life-sized horses by South

Africa’s Handspring

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Puppet Company, who bring breathing, galloping, charging

horses to thrilling life on stage.

Wed 13 – Sat 30 June, 7.30pm

Lyric Theatre

Tickets £28.50 - £55.50

BSL interpreted performance: Thu 21 June, 7.30pm

Audio described performance: Sat 23 June, 2pm

Relaxed performance: Thu 28 June, 2pm

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Visual Arts

Humansbeingdigital

A free exhibition

‘humansbeingdigital’ draws on an international selection of

artworks that bring us to the touch-point between human beings

and being digital.

Each of the artworks touches us in some way, emotionally and

sometimes physically, providing points of connectivity between

human and machine that speaks to our curiosity about how we

both will co-exist and form relationships in the future.

Sat 18 November – Sun 25 February

Free entry

Edit.02 .thread { }The latest in The Lowry’s programme of artist projects and

collaborations, Edit 02 features a new textile artist

collaboration, > Thread { }.

Cheryl O’Meara, Sally Gilford and Vicky Clark use innovative

techniques in extracting participants’ biodata, and find

unexpected ways to explore individual and social identity,

generating unique patterns that are ultimately printed onto

fabric.

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This is textile-making, but not as you know it.

Sat 17 March – Sun 22 April

Free entry

LS Lowry:The Art and the ArtistThe largets public collection of paintings and drawings by LS

Lowry.

Permanent disaply.

Free entry

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Family Shows in the Studio

Don’t miss family shows for all ages!

Lyngo Theatre

Tom ThumbSun 28 January, 1pm & 3pm

Nick Sharratt’s Big DrawSun 25 February, 12pm & 3pm

Half Moon/Tam Tam

LeafSun 4 March, 1pm & 3pm

Opera North

Kingdom Under the SeaSat 10 March, 11.30am, 12.45pm, 2.30pm

Anatomical

The Buildy Uppy Dance ShowSun 18 March, 1pm & 3pm

M6 Theatre

A Tiger’s Tale

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Sun 25 March, 1pm & 3pm

Saturday PlayhouseFree activities for families every Saturday, 11am – 12.30pm in

the Lookout.

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Booking and Contact information

Online: thelowry.com

Phone: 0843 208 6000Mon - Sat 9.30am - 8pm Sun 10am - 8pm

Visit the Box Office:

Mon - Sun 10am - 8pm

(6pm non-performance days)

The Lowry, Pier 8,

Salford Quays, M50 3AZ

*Calls to this number will cost 7p per minute plus your network

operators charge.

A per-ticket booking fee applies for all tickets made over the

phone and online (excludes

Studio shows and activity bookings).

Ticket collection

Tickets booked by phone or online more than ten days before

an event will be posted out and 55p will be added to each

transaction to cover postage costs. Tickets booked ten days or

less before an event will have to be collected from the Box Of-

fice and postage fees will not apply.

Discounts and Concessions

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Discounts are available to the following: under 16s, students in

full-time education, disabled people, 60+ in full-time retirement

and job seekers. When child tickets are listed separately, no

extra concessions apply. Discounts are subject to availability

Conditions of Sale

Full terms and conditions are available from the Box Office

phone number on 0843 208 6000 or at thelowry.com. Whilst

every eff ort is made to ensure the accuracy of information in

this brochure, changes may occur.

Parking

Secure parking is available in the Lowry Outlet car park. Pre-

purchase your parking when

you book your tickets either on the phone, in person, or online

from The Lowry for £5.

Access Info

The Lowry offers Audio Described, Captioned, BSL Inter-preted andRelaxed performances. Find out about upcoming access-ible performances byjoining our Access mailing list. Email [email protected]

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mailto:[email protected]

MobilityThe Lowry is dedicated to making your visit as comfortable and

easy as possible. The Lowry has step

free access to the box office, toilets, performance spaces and

galleries, and accessible toilets on all floors.

Wheelchair spaces are available in all three theatres.Disabled ParkingThere is a passenger drop off point immediately in front of The

Lowry.

Secure parking is available in the nearby Lowry Outlet car park.

Hearing EnhancementWe also offer hearing enhancement services in the theatres on

all performances via the

infra-red Sennheiser system, or the MobileConnect app which

can be downloaded to your mobile phone.

Assistance dogs are welcome.

Complimentary tickets are available for personal assistants.

To book access tickets, or if you have any questions, call our dedicated Access line

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on 0161 876 2183.

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