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NOTE THAT THIS PLAY TAKES PLACE AT THE LOWRY
THEATRE, SALFORD.
In
1812 a scandal rocked the Croom household
in Derbyshire. A sexual liaison, possibly
involving Lord Byron, apparently ended in
a fatal duel. Two hundred years later, a
pushy academic and a popular historian are
trying to uncover the house’s true
history. Landscape gardening, Newtonian
physics, classicism versus romanticism and
chaos theory are all part of this comic
literary detective story, which is both
an exuberant celebration of the unpredictability
of love and sex, and a poignant study of
change and decay. Arcadia’s wit, elegance
and sheer exuberance have made it a modern
classic. Manchester Library Theatre Company
lead production sponsor Manchester Airport
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NOTE THAT THE LIBRARY THEATRE'S CHRISTMAS
SHOW TAKES PLACE AT THE LOWRY THEATRE, SALFORD.
A traditional seasonal treat for young people
aged six upwards, their friends, teachers
and families. Ebenezer Scrooge, the world’s
most notorious miser, is so mean he even
begrudges his staff a day off at Christmas.
Until, that is, he’s confronted by
the Spirits of Christmas - Christmas Past,
Christmas Present and Christmas Future.
Together, the spirits use magic to show
him the miserable consequences of his meanness.
Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without
Charles Dickens’ timeless and heart-warming
tale, directed by Rachel O’Riordan,
who directed Grimm Tales, the Christmas
2009 production at the Library Theatre.
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Nora
loves her husband above everything. But
when she risks her reputation in order to
save him, the consequences force her to
examine her devotion, and she finds herself
struggling for her own life. Ibsen’s
ground-breaking play created a huge sensation
at its premiere in 1879 and is as fresh
and pertinent as ever, with an unfading
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