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As You Like It at The Lowry
Fashionable and flamboyant, this production marks Northern Broadsides’ 30th anniversary year and is the company’s first full show since the beginning of the pandemic.
From £24.00Kristy Stott
Written by Kristy Stott
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Birmingham Royal Ballet: Don Quixote at The Lowry
Don’t miss out on one of the first UK performances of Carlos Acosta’s sparkling new 21st-century production of a 19th-century masterpiece.
From £10.00
Acosta Danza: 100% Cuban at The Lowry
Founded by the great ballet dancer Carlos Acosta, the exceptional Havana dance company bring Cuba’s rich culture to Salford.
From £15.00
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February Half Term Fun: Under Your Feet at RHS Garden Bridgewater
Make your own wormery, meet the Bridgewater pigs and enjoy an interactive discovery trail – get your hands dirty at RHS Garden Bridgewater this half term.
Free entry
Horizons New Year 2022 – Shoots Scratch Night at The Lowry
To celebrate the Lunar New Year -The Lowry have teamed up a brilliant community of north-west based British East Asian and South East Asian creatives. Seize the opportunity to see some brand-new theatre in development at The Lowry.
From £5.00
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CANCELLED: JUMBIE at HOME
CANCELLED: Provocative and playful, led by artist Jamal Gerald, Jumbie is an immersive and contemporary exploration of a lost dance ritual from the Caribbean by a Black queer ensemble.
From £12.50
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Oh Mother at HOME
Created in the heat of love, exhaustion and chaos, RashDash’s new show is all about having – and becoming – a mother.
Yellow Furry Lullaby at FACT
London-based Korean diaspora artist duo Breakwater present a powerful storytelling performance examining the historical trauma of Chinese indentured labour.
Free entry
Kattam Katti at The Lowry
A brand-new Indian dance show by Pagrav Dance Company inspired by the vibrancy of Uttarayan, the kite festival that takes place in Gujarat, Northern India every year.
From £14.00
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The House with Chicken Legs at HOME
Based on the best-selling children’s novel by Sophie Anderson, Marinka and her unusual house are brought to life in this stunning production by the award-winning theatre company, Les Enfants Terribles.
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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time at Manchester Opera House
An extraordinarily beautiful piece of theatre, this adaptation by Simon Stephens brings Mark Haddon’s original and poignant novel to the stage.
From £13.00
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Let The Right One In at the Royal Exchange
A deeply moving piece of theatre – as enchanting as it is brutal – Let The Right One In tells a chilling and beautiful coming-of-age vampire love story.
From £10.00