Must See This Week In Theatre: 15th October-22nd October
Light-Hearted Intercourse
Light-Hearted Intercourse has its world premiere this week after being unearthed from Bill Naughton’s (Bolton’s most famous playwright) archives and being brought to life by director David Thacker. The play looks at a young couple in the 1920s adjusting to married life whilst keeping secrets from their pasts from each other.
Runs until 3rd November at The Bolton Octagon. Tickets £9.50-£15.50
Dolly Parton – 9 to 5 The Musical
Written by the buxom bombshell herself, 9 to 5 begins its UK tour in Manchester this week. The story follows office workers Violet, Judy and Doralee as they turn the tables on their sexist, bigoted boss.
Runs until 20th October at the Manchester Opera House. Tickets £15-£42
Afrovibes 2012
Touring African festival, Afrovibes comes to The Contact Theatre for a week of contemporary performance. Containing dance, theatre, spoken word and music events, Afrovibes promises to be ‘thought-provoking, challenging and stimulating’.
Runs until 20th October at The Contact Theatre.
Ticket prices vary
Borderline Vultures
An interactive, 360-degree experience taking place in a ‘secret Salford location’ , exploring communication where there is no common language. Performed as part of the InOnTheAct festival.
Runs until 28th October at The Lowry Theatre
Student Tickets £10
Between You and Me
Performed by Performing Arts students from The University of Salford, Between You and Me is an interactive interaction between the audience and the characters of Charles Dickens and his Manchester-born peer Harrison Ainsworth. Inspired by images and ideas of plotting, haunting, the macabre, and the grotesque, the piece will undoubtedly be an exciting experience. Performed as part of the InOnTheAct festival.
Runs 20th to 21st October at The Lowry Theatre
Tickets £5 or free on the 21st.