New Mills Art Theatre
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New Mills Art Theatre
New Mills Art Theatre is a unique, 500 seater theatre for the entire community, by the community.
New Mills Art Theatre is a unique, 500 seater theatre for the entire community, by the community.
Two conductors battle for status, pride and the spotlight in Double Booking, a fast-paced and farcical dance-theatre show coming to Lowry.
Anonymous stories gathered across continents ask how love and work shape each other, through performance, music and live art.
A commonplace interaction fractures into an absurdist kaleidoscope of perspectives in this critically acclaimed new performance at Lowry.
Catholic guilt collides with unrepentant queerness in the acclaimed musical from award-winning migrant-led company, Alpaqa.
Box of Tricks bring mates, music and Manchester spirit to Lowry with a new indie musical about friendship, hope and finding your people.
From £13.50
David Threlfall, Matthew Dunster and Nadine Shah lead a major new King Lear for the Royal Exchange’s 50th anniversary season.
From £12.00
Queer politics, climate collapse and a lesbian seagull collide in Thick & Tight’s beautifully odd, award-winning dance-theatre show.
From £7.00
West African folksong and storytelling meet British classical and folk music as percussionist Sidiki Dembélé joins Manchester Collective.
From £10.00
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An Ai Weiwei-inspired menu at Aviva Studios’ dining space The Social, balancing East Asian small plates with a teahouse-style atmosphere.
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