Events at The Lowry January 2010
EVENTS AT THE LOWRY - January 2011
New start for the New Year from The Lowry’s press office
Introduction to the new system of press information
Welcome to the new press monthly e-bulletin from The Lowry’s media relations team.
We thought that the New Year fast approaching provided a great opportunity for a fresh approach to how we communicate all that’s going on at The Lowry.
We’re aware that we send out an awful lot of press releases about many of our shows although not for everything that goes on in our amazing building. Now, these monthly round ups will include all the music and comedy events as well as details of our adult and youth activities happening in the month ahead.
As most of you know there are now only two of us in the press office, myself and Marie-Claire, so we would rather spend more time talking to you all about the possible stories you want to write about rather than sending out several press releases every week.
Therefore we will send out this monthly bulletin with all the details about what’s going on for the month ahead in the galleries and theatres plus all the fabulous activities organised by our community & education team. It will also be available to download from the press release section of our website www.thelowry.com/news along with a range of images for events, available from www.thelowryimages.com.
We will only continue to send out press releases about individual events where we have a specific newsworthy reason for doing so. For example if we have additional information such as new casting or the show is a première or we want to highlight specific media opportunities etc.
Do let us know whether this new system works for you as we welcome your feedback to help us provide the best service possible.
Wishing you a very Happy Christmas and New year.
Best Wishes
Michelle Bowey
Head of Media Relations
0161 876 2037
PS The home page for the press section of our website is www.thelowry.com/press
PPS What follows now is a summary of
(1) January’s highlights
(2) A diary so you can see all the theatre shows & exhibitions in chronological order
(3) Press night reminders
(4) All the details for January events (4a) Theatres by genre (4b) Exhibitions and (4c) Activities
1 January highlights Summary
As the curtain starts to come down on The Lowry’s tenth anniversary celebrations, the award-winning venue will continue to delight audiences in January 2011 with a feast of drama in the studio, family shows, burlesque, dance, music and comedy plus a new exhibition opening in the galleries.
Rock ‘n’ Roll lives on at The Lowry from Sat 15 January with photographs by Harry Hammond who captured the definitive images of virtually every leading British musician in the 1950s and 1960s, as well as those of many visiting American artists.
Michael Clark, the Andy Warhol of dance recycles himself again, performing to rock music icons including David Bowie and Lou Reed in his new show, come been and gone. This, along with Fallen’s poetic portrait of eternal love, Upswing and BRB’s brand new production of Cinderella are the first three shows of Dance Moves, The Lowry’s new annual dance season.
January’s comedy line up includes Tom Wrigglesworth, Gyles Brandreth and Punt & Dennis. On the music front, The Lowry welcomes Richard Thompson, Ani DiFranco and Paul Carrack among others.
2 Event Diary for theatres & exhibitions in January in chronological order
Until Sat 1 January 2011 Pele Productions in association with The Lowry
Peter Pan The Musical Adventure
Until Sat 8 January 2011 Manchester Library Theatre Company
A Christmas Carol
Sat 8 January 2011 A Christmas Carol Pre Show Talk 1.30pm
With Director Rachel O’Riordan. Free to ticket holders.
Thu 6 & Fri 7 January ForeverTwentySeven*
Sat 8 & Sun 9 January Sherlock Holmes
Wed 12 January The Johnny Cash Story
Wed 12 January Paul Carrack
Wed 12 – Fri 14 January The Piece
Fri 14 January Upswing Fallen
Fri 14 & Sat 15 January Richard Thompson Band – The Dream Attic Tour
Sat 15 January Theatre of Widdershins Arabian Nights
Sat 15 January Harry Hammond exhibition opens
Sat 15 & Sun 16 January U.Dance North West 2011
Sun 16 January Rumours of Fleetwood Mac
Wed 19 – Sat 22 January Birmingham Royal Ballet Cinderella
Sat 22 January Ballet Workshops
Thu 20 January Tom Wrigglesworth’s Nightmare Dream Wedding
Thu 20 – Sat 22 January Mr Bugg Miss Nightingale (Burlesque)
Fri 21 January Gyles Brandreth – The One to One Show
Sun 23 January Dan Clark
Tue 25 January Ani DiFranco
Wed 26 January Comedy All Stars
Wed 26 & Thu 27 January Salford Dance Explosion
Thu 27 January Call Mr Robeson
Fri 28 January TLC Productions Pulling Faces
Fri 28 January GaGa
Fri 28 January Michael Clark Company - come, been and gone
Sat 29 January Micky Flanagan – Out Out
Sat 29 January Ministry of Burlesque High Tease
Sun 30 January Freehand Theatre Who’s Been Sitting in my Chair?
Sun 30 January Punt & Dennis – They Should Get Out More
Sun 30 January Russell Kane – Smokescreens & Castles
Mon 31 Jan & Fri 4 Feb Milton Jones – Lion Whisperer
The Lowry Information & Box Office
Telephone 0843 2086005
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The Lowry, Pier 8, Salford Quays M50 3AZ
3 Press night reminders
Fri 14 January Fallen’s Upswing 8.00pm
Wed 19 January Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Cinderella 7.30pm
Fri 28 January Michael Clark’s come, been and gone 7.30pm
With a brilliant mix of new theatre and development projects The Studio at The Lowry is a space with a strong sense of adventure. We would also like to invite you to two Studio shows in January, which form part of our never been seen season in The Studio.
Thurs 6 January ForeverTwentySeven 8pm
Thurs 22 January Mr Bugg presents Miss Nightingale 8pm
Visit www.thelowry.com/pressnights to see more details online.
4 All the details for Theatre events, Exhibitions & Activities in January
a) In the Theatres
DANCE
Fri 14 January
Upswing
Fallen
Interviews with Fallen creator Vicki Amedume available on request
Alone in a foreign land, caught in a place of transition, a woman turns from reality to escape to a place where dreams reunite her with all she has lost in her flight.
Fallen is an epic, poetic and personal story inspired partly by the experiences of creator Vicki Amedume’s mother as an asylum seeker from Ghana in the UK and partly by her own experiences of trying to reconcile her West African upbringing with her European moral framework. This is the story of a woman refugee arriving in a foreign host country and her struggle to let go of her past and of the loss of her husband and son to be able to move forward and build herself a new life. Fallen references the cultural distance between her lost home and her new country whilst addressing universal questions surrounding self-image, belonging and effacement. The final work will sit somewhere between metaphor, fiction and representation.
Weaving dance, aerial, circus, shadows and animation with African spirituality and a modern story, ‘Fallen’ creates a dynamic and poetic portrait of eternal love, overwhelming loss and the resilience of the human spirit, whilst questioning what it means to be a woman and a mother when caught in the process of change as one culture meets another.
Following events at the National Theatre’s Watch this Space (Loved Up), The Liverpool Culture Company for European City of Culture, BBC London, Without Walls, and the Commonwealth Games Cultural Festival in Melbourne amongst others, Upswing has established itself at the forefront of aerial interdisciplinary circus in the UK.
Created by aerial director Vicki Amedume, animator Nic Rawlings from Paper Cinema, and mentor Mark Murphy (VTol).
“with terrific input from aerial experts, Upswing, this is one hell of a ride’ **** - Guardian (on New Vic’s Wicked Lady)
“Utterly spellbinding." ***** - News of the World (on National Theatre of Scotland’s Peter Pan on which Upswing was Movement Director)
Times 8pm
Tickets £12
Quays Theatre
Wed 19 – Sat 22 January
Birmingham Royal Ballet
Cinderella
Birmingham Royal Ballet's Director David Bintley choreographs this sparkling new version of the fairytale classic, which visits The Lowry on its world première tour.
Times Eves 7.30pm, Thu & Sat mats 2pm
Tickets £15 - £37
Wed 19 – Sat 22 January Galleries open until 7.30pm
Lyric Theatre
NB Full press release also available & already issued
Fri 28 January
Michael Clark Company
come, been and gone
Interviews available with cast and creative team on request
Michael Clark Company’s critically acclaimed production come, been and gone is set primarily to the music of David Bowie. It also embraces the work of key collaborators, Lou Reed and Brian Eno, and touches on some of his influences, The Velvet Underground and Kraftwerk amongst others.
?’Rock is my rock. It has been vital to me at a personal level; it has shaped me as an
individual as well as an artist?’ Michael Clark.
Michael Clark chose to become a choreographer believing that actions speak louder than words. He creates work which combines his classical integrity with a more complex, contemporary sensibility embracing virtue and vice, abandon and control, grace and embarrassment. He is renowned for his legendary collaborations with bands, fashion designers and visual artists including Wire, BodyMap, Leigh Bowery, Trojan and Sarah Lucas.
Commissioned by barbicanbite09 and Dance Umbrella (London), La Biennale di Venezia (Venice) and Dansens Hus (Stockholm) as part of European Network of Performing Arts (ENPARTS).
Co-produced by barbicanbite09, Dance Umbrella, Michael Clark Company, Edinburgh International Festival, Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg and Maison des Arts de Créteil.
Michael Clark Company is supported by Arts Council England.
‘An outrageously gorgeous piece of modern dance.’ The Observer
Times 7.30pm
Tickets £12 - £20; Schools £10
Lyric Theatre
Galleries open until 7.30pm this evening
For more information about dance events at The Lowry please visit www.thelowry.com/dance
From mid- December, the following link will be live, containing content specifically about The Lowry’s first annual dance season, dance moves www.thelowry.com/dancemoves
DRAMA IN THE STUDIO
Thu 6 & Fri 7 January
ForeverTwentySeven
A brand new piece of promenade theatre, ForeverTwentySeven sends you on a sensory journey of exploration. It’s the opening night of a reprisal of a play that hasn’t been on stage for fifty years. Keep your wits about you as you enter a world where many strange questions need to be answered, such as: Will the lead actress be forever twenty-seven?
Times Daily 2.30pm, 3pm, 3.30pm, 4pm, 5pm, 5.30pm, 6pm, 6.30pm, 8pm, 8.30pm, 9pm, 9.30pm
Tickets £7.50
*Max 4 people per performance
The Studio
Sat 8 & Sun 9 January
Sherlock Holmes – The Last Act & The Death and Life…
Following previous sell-out visits, Roger Llewellyn returns with two spine-tingling, wryly humourous tales of murder, mystery and the occult, as the world’s greatest detective refuses to leave the stage! This is the first time that Roger has delivered both plays over consecutive nights, so join us for this special event and catch The Last Act on Saturday and The Death and Life... on Sunday.
Times Eves 8pm
Tickets £12
The Studio
Wed 12 – Fri 14 January
The Piece
By Terry Hughes
When Blanche and Dawn are reunited after twenty years there’s no question who has been the more successful. But are things really as they appear on the surface or is trouble simmering beneath? This dark comedy by Edinburgh Fringe First-winning playwright Terry Hughes is about the struggle to maintain optimism and originality in a seemingly oblivious, insensitive and indifferent world.
Times 8pm
Tickets £10 (Concs £2 off)
The Studio
Thu 27 January
Call Mr Robeson
Featuring famous songs and speeches, this tour-de-force by baritone Tayo Aluko reveals the rollercoaster life of one of the 20th century’s unsung civil rights heroes.
This journey through Robeson’s remarkable life reveals how his activism caused him to be disowned and disremembered, even by descendants of the civil rights movement. Featuring famous songs and speeches, including a dramatic rendition of Ol’ Man River, and a defiant testimony to the Senate House Un-American Activities Committee, Call Mr Robeson is a powerful tour-de-force by baritone Tayo Aluko in honour of one of the 20th Century’s unsung heroes.
Times 8pm
Tickets £10 (Concs £2 off)
The Studio
Fri 28 January
TLC Productions
Pulling Faces
Louise Jameson plays 12 different characters over the course of one hour, revealing what has brought her to a critical point in her life. You will be guided through a week in presenter Joanne's life as she does battle with her nipped and tucked nemesis, her evil agent and her anti-surgery daughter Rachel. A riotous, thought-provoking evening of pure guilty pleasure.
Times 8pm
Tickets £12
The Studio
FAMILY SHOWS IN THE STUDIO
Sat 15 January
Theatre of Widdershins
Arabian Nights
Fly your carpet beyond blue horizons and discover this magical world. Three lost tales of Sheherazade – storyteller extraordinaire: one hauled from the bottom of a fish-filled ocean; one from the roasting path of the Silk Road; and a third straight from the donkey’s mouth. Genies, belly dancers, scented markets and suspicious ne’er-do-wells lie at the heart of this bazaar of wonders – lovingly retold using puppets, mask and atmospheric soul-stirring music.
Suitable for ages 5-11.
Times 12pm & 2.30pm
Tickets Children £5.50; Adults £8.50
The Studio
Sun 30 January
Freehand Theatre
Who’s Been Sitting in my Chair?
A delightful and playful interpretation of a well-known tale with porridge and bears and one-two-three chairs. Telling this story is not so easy when its wintertime and the bears won't wake up! But spring in the air puts a spring in our step, and one little girl with golden hair is always a step ahead; and when Small Bear gets lost, we all have to go on a bear hunt!
Suitable for ages 3-7
Times 12pm & 2.30pm
Tickets Children £5.50; Adults £8.50
The Studio
For more information about events in The Lowry’s Studio please visit www.thelowry.com/studio
BURLESQUE
Thu 20 – Sat 22 January
Mr Bugg
Miss Nightingale
Maggie Brown dreams of fame as she cares for wounded soldiers in an East End hospital. With her best friend George, a Jewish songwriter fleeing the Nazis, she auditions at cabaret bars, but nobody wants their act. Then the couple meets the charismatic and wealthy Frank Conner… This new musical by Matthew Bugg stars burlesque sensation Amber Topaz, and brings the scandals of the 1940s thrillingly to life.
Times Eves 8pm, Sat mat 2pm
Tickets £14
The Studio
Sat 29 January
Ministry of Burlesque
High Tease
This uproarious revue of razor-wit and frisky antics is back by popular demand.
High Tease showcases the very best of true burlesque – a provocative blend of new variety, historical chic and contemporary cabaret. Dazzling and beguiling, expect to experience the daring antics of scantily attired showgirls, whimsical visual satirists, the sultriest of sirens, the edgiest musical-comedy masters, unexpected marvels and a feast of current puns.
Times 8pm
Tickets Tables Seats £16; All other seating £12
Quays Theatre
COMEDY
Thu 20 January
Tom Wrigglesworth’s Nightmare Dream Wedding
Following last year’s successful visit, Tom is back with a brand new show, and it’s a laugh-a-minute as he recounts the debacle of his recent wedding in Vegas!
Times 8pm
Tickets £13
Quays Theatre
Fri 21 January
Gyles Brandreth – The One to One Show
The actor, author, One Show reporter, former MP and government whip turns stand-up, and delivers a dazzling evening of wit, wordplay and name-dropping.
Times 8pm
Tickets £16
Quays Theatre
Sun 23 January
Dan Clark
Unique live comedy and songs from the comedian best known for his hilarious roles in BBC2's How Not To Live Your Life and The Mighty Boosh.
Times 8pm
Tickets £12
The Studio
Wed 26 January
Comedy All Stars
Join Seymour Mace for an unforgettable night of comedy featuring top UK comedians Wes Zaharuk, Andy Kind and Tony Vino, plus a star student from Oasis Academy MediaCityUK.
Times 8pm
Tickets £10
The Studio
Sat 29 January
Micky Flanagan – Out Out
After the runaway success of his Radio 4 series What Chance Change?, it’s time for Micky to hit the road with the best of his last two Edinburgh shows.
Times 7.30pm
Tickets £15
Lyric Theatre
Sun 30 January
Punt & Dennis – They Should Get Out More
It’s three years since Punt and Dennis toured the UK. The sat-nav is programmed, there’s a flask of tea in the back, and they are ready to rock!
Times 7.30pm
Tickets £20
Lyric Theatre
Sun 30 January
Russell Kane – Smokescreens & Castles
In his new show, the quadruple Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee explores self, family and the consequences of his Dad buying his own council house.
Times 8pm
Tickets £14
Quays Theatre
Mon 31 January & Fri 4 February
Milton Jones – Lion Whisperer
The star of the Michael Mcintyre Roadshow, the voice of eight series for Radio 4 and the weird bloke with weird shirts from Mock the Week arrives with a new show.
Times 8pm
Tickets £15
Quays Theatre
For more information about comedy events at The Lowry please visit www.thelowry.com/comedy
MUSIC
Wed 12 January
The Johnny Cash Story
Roger Dean and the Lazy Boys tell the spellbinding life story of the country music legend and play Cash classics, including Ring of Fire and I Walk the Line.
Times 8pm
Tickets £16.50
Quays Theatre
Wed 12 January
Paul Carrack
Former vocalist of Mike and The Mechanics, the voice behind worldwide hits such as The Living Years plays both solo and with his brilliant seven-piece band.
Times 7.30pm
Tickets £27.50
Lyric Theatre
Fri 14 & Sat 15 January
Richard Thompson Band – The Dream Attic Tour
One of this country's most covered songwriters and distinctive guitar virtuosos returns to the UK to tour with a powerful electric band and new album, Dream Attic.
Times 7.30pm
Tickets £25
Lyric Theatre
Sun 16 January
Rumours of Fleetwood Mac
The brilliant tribute replicates perfectly the power and subtlety of iconic hits such as Dreams and Albatross. A must-see for any discerning disciple!
Times 7.30pm
Tickets £22.50
Lyric Theatre
Tue 25 January
Ani DiFranco
Ani returns with a stunning new record. Red Letter Day is her most joyous yet – celebrating life and recent motherhood.
Times 8pm
Tickets £18.50
Quays Theatre
Fri 28 January
GaGa
Back after previous sell-out visits, GaGa return with the biggest Queen hits – including Bohemian Rhapsody and We Will Rock You – played like they were meant to be.
Times 8pm
Tickets £15
Quays Theatre
For more information about music events at The Lowry please visit www.thelowry.com/music
AMATEUR PRODUCTIONS
Sat 15 & Sun 16 January
U.Dance North West 2011
Join us as we present two evenings of exciting and diverse dance performance, celebrating some of the finest youth dance companies from across the region. As part of Youth Dance England’s national U.Dance programme, the evenings will contribute to the aim of ensuring every child and young person has the opportunity to take part in a dance performance.
Times Eves 7.45pm
Tickets £7
Quays Theatre
Wed 26 & Thu 27 January
Salford Dance Explosion
Karen Acton, LMA (Lights, Music, Acton) in association with MAPAS and Salford Community Leisure
Now in its third year, Salford Dance Explosion is a two-day dance festival involving 400 children from schools and community dance groups from across the region.
Join us for two exciting evenings to celebrate the talents and diversity of our young people in Salford. Dance Links is an initiative that strives to improve links between schools and community dance providers.
Times 7pm
Tickets £7
Quays Theatre
4b) In the Galleries
Sat 15 January – Sun 10 April
The Birth of British Rock: Photographs by Harry Hammond
Starting in the late 1940s, Harry Hammond captured the definitive images of virtually every leading British musician, as well as those of many visiting American artists. From Cliff Richard to The Beatles, Shirley Bassey to Dusty Springfield, Harry Hammond captured the emergence of the British rock ‘n’ rollers. First circulated through the New Music Express (NME), his work has set the standard of pop photography for the following generations.
This exhibition is a V&A Theatre Collections touring exhibition.
Closes Sun 6 March 2011
Invitation to the Ballet: Ninette de Valois and the story of The Royal Ballet
A collaboration between the Royal Opera House and The Lowry
A celebration of one of the world’s leading ballet companies, showcasing set designs, photographs, film and costumes worn by some of the most famous names in ballet including Margot Fonteyn, Darcey Bussell and Carlos Acosta, creating a truly 360-degree view of the glorious history of The Royal Ballet.
This landmark exhibition pays tribute to one of the towering figures of twentieth-century ballet, Ninette de Valois, and is the most comprehensive exhibition about The Royal Ballet ever staged.
Drawn almost exclusively from the Collections of the Royal Opera House, it tells De Valois’ remarkable story alongside the history of the Company she founded. As a young Irish dancer born Edris Stannus, she started her career impersonating Anna Pavlova in English seaside pier theatres and went on to found one of the world’s leading dance companies.
With rarely seen sketches from LS Lowry himself, inspired by De Valois’ Coppélia, this incredible exhibition is a genuine must-see.
Closes Sun 1 May
Unlocking Salford Quays: The Inside Story
Our new Quays sculpture trail, supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund, opens in Spring 2011. Thanks to the work of local people, we’ve amassed a huge collection of work that tells the hidden history of the area. In this special exhibition you can ‘unlock’ the past, see the artists’ models and drawings for the sculptures themselves and tell us your memories and impressions of the Quays.
Lowry Favourites
Lowry Favourites has been re-launched with a fresh new look and is always on show at The Lowry. The new displays bring the Galleries to life with photographs, sound and film, telling you more about LS Lowry and his work than ever before. As well as a rich variety of paintings and drawings from The Lowry Collection, there are new loans from public and private collections around the country.
An informative introduction to the work of LS Lowry takes place every day at 12pm and 2pm.
What’s in a picture? Every Saturday and Sunday at 2.30pm, we take an informal look at the work of LS Lowry for families with young children.
Family Corner
Family Corner is a great place to relax, a room in our Galleries especially for children under 5 and their grown ups.
Meet Mr Lowry A 20-minute film, on show all day.
Signed & audio described tours of exhibitions are available. Please contact Box Office for details on www.thelowry.com
Entry is free, but visitors are asked to make a donation.
Gallery Opening Times: Sun-Fri 11am-5pm; Sat 10am-5pm
Late Night Gallery Openings
Our Galleries are open until 7.30pm on the following evenings when Birmingham Royal Ballet and Michael Clark are performing in the theatres:
Wed 19 – Sat 22 January
Fri 28 January
For more information about exhibitions at The Lowry please visit www.thelowry.com/exhibitions
4c) ACTVITIES
Adult Visual Art Activities
Tue 18 & 25 January, (1 & 8 February)
Capturing Movement
Join artists Jack Doyle, Jonathan Purcell and Michelle Leigh and explore ways to record movement with art. Using a variety of techniques, from sketching to snapping, this short course will show you the best ways to capture objects on the move.
Suitable for intermediate levels aged 18+.
Times 6.30pm – 8.30pm
Tickets £35 includes materials (£28 Salford residents & concs)
Family Activities
Fri 7 & 28 January
Under 5s First Steps
A fun dance session designed to get everyone boogying! Bring your little movers and join in, or sit back and relax as they explore their creativity through dance.
Suitable for ages 2½ – 4½.
Times 10am – 10.45am & 11am – 11.45am
Tickets £3.50 Salford Residents £1.75
Fri 14 January
Under 5s Art – Doodle Tots
Explore art, sound, texture and materials whilst having fun and getting messy in this colourful workshop designed especially for toddlers and their parents or carers.
Suitable for ages 2 ½ – 4 ½.
Times 10am – 10.45am & 11.15am – 12pm
Tickets £3.50 Salford Residents £1.75
Fri 21 January
Under 5s Story Time – Tiny Tot Tales
Take your toddler on an imaginative journey of stories and songs in this inspiring workshop where each month a different artwork or theme will be brought to life!
Suitable for ages 2 ½ – 4 ½.
Times 10.15am – 11am
Tickets £3.50 Salford Residents £1.75
Sat 22 January
Ballet Workshops with Birmingham Royal Ballet
This is an exciting opportunity to improve and correct your ballet technique, whilst learning inspiring sections from the ballet.
Capacity 20
Session 1: 2.30pm -3.30pm (ages 8-10, Beginners grade 2/3)
Session 2: 3.55pm – 5pm (ages 11-13, Intermediate grade 4/5 foundation)
Session 3: 5.15pm – 6.45pm (ages 14+, Intermediate grade 6)
Tickets £12
Sat 8 & 22 January
Saturday Playhouse – Make Your Own Art
These colourful workshops will encourage budding young artists to develop new skills and stretch their imagination using a variety of art and craft ideas.
Times 11am – 12.30pm
Tickets £3.50 Salford Residents £1.75
Sun 30 January
Free Family Sunday
Join us in The Galleries on the last Sunday of every month for art and drama activities inspired by our current exhibitions. Check www.thelowry.com/familysunday for details.
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Media enquiries:
Michelle Bowey, Head of Media Relations, The Lowry
Tel: 0161 876 2037 or Email: michelle@thelowry.com
or
Marie-Claire Daly, Media Relations Executive, The Lowry
Tel: 0161 876 2024 or Email: marie-claire.daly@thelowry.com
Pictures:
For high resolution images, please go to The Lowry’s image library www.thelowryimages.com
New users need to register by clicking on ‘register’ on the left hand side of the page, fill in the required information (which includes creating your own password) and click ‘create account’. You will then receive an email from images@thelowry.com stating that a request has been sent for approval. After approval has been granted, you will receive another email confirming activation of your account. You will then have access to images via the log-in page.
Notes to Editors:
The Lowry celebrated its 10th anniversary on 28 April 2010 and has spent 10
years delighting, engaging and challenging both local and national audiences with the very best in visual art and performance. The Lowry Centre Trust is a not-for-profit charitable organisation and registered charity (no. 1053962). All income supports our world-class Theatres and Galleries programme, the care and display of the LS Lowry Collection and our life-changing Community and Education work. The Lowry’s Chief Executive, Julia Fawcett was awarded an OBE for services to the Arts in the Queen’s 2010 New Year Honours list.
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