Theatre Archive
25th January 2016
Review: The Girls
Tim Firth and Gary Barlow bring their fresh interpretation of the nationally adored Calendar Girls to the Lowry
10th January 2016
Review: Inkheart
Directed by Walter Meierjohann, HOME presents Inkheart as its first Winter showcase
10th January 2016
Review: Animal Farm
As part of the Drama Society’s latest ‘Autumn Showcase’, Monique Touko presents her adaption of the Orwell classic Animal Farm
9th December 2015
Review: Lord of the Flies
Nigel Williams’ stage adaptation of William Golding’s modern classic Lord of the Flies comes to the Lowry
9th December 2015
Preview: Inkheart
Inkheart is HOME’s first Christmas production since its grand opening earlier this year
8th December 2015
Review: The Pit
As part of the Drama Society’s 2015 Autumn showcase, The Pit sets the scene of a dystopian construction site
2nd December 2015
Review: Paul Foot
Paul Foot’s stand up makes for an uncomfortable watch with a few good moments
2nd December 2015
Miracle on 34th Street: Christmas spirit on Quay Street
The Christmas period has been thoroughly introduced after a great performance of Miracle on 34th Street at the Manchester Opera House
2nd December 2015
Review: English National Ballet’s Lest We Forget
The English National Ballet’s Lest We Forget brings a poignant reflection on World War I to Manchester’s Palace Theatre
26th November 2015
10th anniversary Bruntwood prize for playwriting 2015 winner announced
Wish List by Katherine Soper was announced as the winner of Bruntwood’s prize for playwriting 2015
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23rd November 2015
Review: Guys and Dolls
With a cast and orchestra made up of over 40 members, Gordon Greenberg’s Guys and Dolls comes to Manchester’s Palace Theatre
20th November 2015
Review: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
Adapted by Stockport born Simon Stephens, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time comes to the Lowry Theatre
16th November 2015
Theatre goes digital: The ‘live broadcast’ revolution
British theatre performances are welcoming up to two million live viewers from cinemas across the world thanks to a creative ‘live viewing’ platform
16th November 2015
Review: Alan Carr
Alan Carr takes on trip advisor, northern delicacies, and nostalgic cultural references at Manchester’s Apollo
10th November 2015
Review: The Oresteia
Blanche McIntyre brings her interpretation of Ted Hughes’ concise translation of The Oresteia to Manchester’s HOME
9th November 2015
Review: Festival of the Spoken Nerd: Just For Graphs
Just For Graphs erred on the side of simplicity, but provided an entertaining night of comedy and nerdity
3rd November 2015
Preview: Colin Cloud
Edinburgh Festival Fringe and forensic science success Colin Cloud is coming to the Lowry
2nd November 2015
Preview: The Oresteia
Award winning director Blanche McIntyre directs HOME’s Ted Hughes’ adaption of classic greek drama The Oresteia