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Kalabanté Productions: Afrique en Cirque at Aviva Studios
Kalabanté Productions bring their thrilling circus performance Afrique en Cirque to Aviva Studios for four spectacular shows.
From £10.00Kristy Stott
Written by Kristy Stott
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Factory International presents Lost and Found at Aviva Studios
Join the epic journey to the South Pole as a boy tries to take a wandering penguin home. A heart-warming adaptation of Oliver Jeffers’ award-winning children’s story.
From £7.50
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The Book of Will at Shakespeare North Playhouse
Fast-paced and funny, this award-winning play imagines the publication of Shakespeare’s First Folio – the awe-inspiring race to round up Shakespeare’s plays and save them for the ages.
From £3.00
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The Smeds and The Smoos at The Lowry
An interplanetary tale of star-crossed lovers, families will be transported out of this world to a planet far, far away for this lively, sparkling production.
From £18.50
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Toxic at HOME
Beautiful, explosive and layered with wit, award-winning writer, actor and HIV activist, Nathaniel J Hall returns to the stage with a brand-new play.
From £11.00
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Rambert: Death Trap at York Theatre Royal
Rambert bring two “darkly funny” new dance works created especially for the company by Ben Duke.
From £15.00
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English National Ballet: Akram Khan’s Giselle at the Palace Theatre
Akram Khan returns with his sensational and sensuous reimagining of one of the most romantic ballets of all time.
From £13.00
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Secret Summer in Oldham
Round up those little adventurers and head to Alexandra Park, Oldham or Dunwood Park, Shaw for a FREE interactive family audio trail.
Free entry
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Eun-Me Ahn – Dragons at The Lowry
EXCLUSIVE TICKET OFFER AVAILABLE: Expect a riot of colour, sound and movement when South Korean choreographer, Eun-Me Ahn brings her latest production to Salford.
From £13.00
Yippee Ki Yay at the Lawrence Batley Theatre
Fringe First-winner and London poetry slam champion Richard Marsh takes his fast, funny and utterly absorbing Die Hard inspired show out on tour.
From £19.00
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Everybody’s Talking About Jamie at The Lowry
Inspired by a real-life story, this unmissable musical charts the story of 16-year-old Jamie and his journey ‘out of the darkness’ to become a drag queen.
From £20.00
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Macbeth at Shakespeare North Playhouse
Another highlight in the Shakespeare North Playhouse programme, this English Touring Theatre co-production brings startling new resonance to Shakespeare’s bloody tragedy.
From £3.00