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Preview: Liza Treyger

Preview: Liza Treyger

Stand-up comic Liza Treyger is coming to Manchester as part of her European tour
Review: Mrs Lowry & Son

Review: Mrs Lowry & Son

Jay Darcy reviews Mrs Lowry & Son, the new biopic about local artist L. S. Lowry, at the theatre named after him
Review: Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Beauty and the Beast

Review: Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Beauty and the Beast

Sam Bronheim reviews Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Beauty and the Beast at the Lowry
Review: Noughts and Crosses

Review: Noughts and Crosses

Sam Bronheim reviews Sabrina Mahfouz’s adaptation of Malorie Blackman’s Noughts and Crosses at The Lowry
Review: Trial by Laughter

Review: Trial by Laughter

Louise Avey reviews Trial by Laughter at the Lowry Theatre, which may go on to become a hit with seasoned theatre-goers
Review: ‘SIX’ The Musical

Review: ‘SIX’ The Musical

Anuli Changa reviews ‘SIX’ The Musical, the new smash hit by Marlow and Morris, fresh from the West End
Review: ‘The Merry Widow’

Review: ‘The Merry Widow’

Sam Bronheim reviews Opera North’s ‘The Merry Widow’ at the Lowry
Preview: Thinking Drinkers’ Pub Crawl

Preview: Thinking Drinkers’ Pub Crawl

Anuli Changa talks to Ben McFarland and Tom Sandham about the ‘Thinking Drinkers’ Pub Crawl’ ahead of its touring visit to The Lowry
Review: National Theatre’s ‘Macbeth’

Review: National Theatre’s ‘Macbeth’

Jess Johnstone reviews the National Theatre’s touring version of Macbeth
Review: Hope Theatre Company’s OutStageUs

Review: Hope Theatre Company’s OutStageUs

Libby reviews the annual LGBTQ+ comedy and drama night organised Hope Theatre Company
Review: The Lowry Hotel – £15.95 three course Jan/Feb menu

Review: The Lowry Hotel – £15.95 three course Jan/Feb menu

It’s time to embrace the affordable glamour. Throughout January and February, the Lowry Hotel has launched a £15.95 three-course menu that is bathed in luxury

Review: HumansBeingDigital

The Lowry’s latest exhibition creates an uncanny intersection between the human and the digital realm

Review: Hedda Gabler

This modern Hedda Gabler was sparse, shocking, and posed many questions about power

A summer of art in Manchester

With summer on the way find out what Manchester’s galleries have got in store

Review: Police Cops

An hour long show of madcap physical theatre, acted with aplomb

Rare painting by LS Lowry makes its Salford debut

Lowry’s 1959 Berwick-inspired painting finds its way to Manchester

Manchester ‘Walk of Fame’ honours city icons

The temporary ‘Walk of Fame’ installation marks the opening of a new bar

Live: Benjamin Clementine

Benjamin Clementine delivers an intense performance at The Lowry, but does his debut album deserve the Mercury Prize?

Review: A Shrektacular Performance

Harry Newton looks back on a fantastic performance by the cast of Shrek the Musical at The Lowry

Paul Foot: A man of many words that provide little discernible information

Features Editor Joe Evans speaks to Paul Foot and fails to get any real answers to any questions about anything at all