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This film was jointly created by The Lowry and Salford Young Carers Service. 'We're Not Different, We Just do Different Things'; was created by Salford Young Carers to raise awareness of how life as a young carer affects education and school life. The film explores how being a young carer affects school life, through the story of a family living in Salford where Josh, aged 16, Lizzy, aged 14 and Ashleigh, aged 10, all care for Mum, who is played by Maxine Peake.

http://www.thelowry.com/adoptalowry/ LS Lowry enthusiast and Supporter of The Lowry, Sir Michael Parkinson explains the benefits of the 'Adopt a Lowry' scheme.

We spent the day with the Trocks and took our video camera along so we can show you what they got up ahead of their visit to us in January

http://www.thelowry.com/whatson Video showing this season's highlights in the theatres, galleries and in the community.

http://www.thelowry.com/mylowry Watch this video to find out how you can watch video trailers on your smart phone using The Lowry's latest season brochure. - Download the Aurasma app for your smart phone - Subscribe to The Lowry's Channel - Open our Jan-Apr 2013 brochure and look for the pages with the AR+ symbol - Place smart phone over the image on the page - Watch the brochure come to life with a video trailer directly on your phone.

Terrible Tudors and Vile Victorians Trailer

Hairspray is embarking on a national tour in 2013 and is coming to The Lowry first from 11 to 23 February. Starring Mark Benton, Marcus Collins, Lucy Benjamin and newcomer Freya Sutton.

One Man Two Guvnors starring Rufus Hound. Coming to The Lowry 8 - 19 January 2013

Hairspray launch trailer for launch event at The Lowry on 16 October 2012. Hairspray plays at The Lowry from 11 to 23 February 2013 starring Mark Benton, Marcus Collins, Lucy Benjamin, Sandra Marvin and Freya Sutton.

This film was jointly created by The Lowry and Salford Young Carers Service. 'We're Not Different, We Just do Different Things'; was created by Salford Young Carers to raise awareness of how life as a young carer affects education and school life. The film explores how being a young carer affects school life, through the story of a family living in Salford where Josh, aged 16, Lizzy, aged 14 and Ashleigh, aged 10, all care for Mum, who is played by Maxine Peake. For more information on this film or to use this film as a resource in School contact The Lowry's Participation & Learning Manager, Lynsey Merrick on 0161 876 2039 or e-mail lynsey.merrick@thelowry.com

http://www.thelowry.com/hiphop ZooNation's Some Like it Hip Hop at The Lowry Thu 18 - Sat 20 October 2012 Embarking on its first UK tour, this acclaimed production has already been nominated for multiple awards and is fast becoming a modern classic. Are you part of a dance crew or looking to learn a few hip hop moves of your own? Join us on Sat 20 October from 11am for Salford Likes it Hip Hop. Click the link above for more details.

www.thelowry.com/alowrysummer Curator of the LS Lowry Collection Claire Stewart introduces our summer long exhibition and events - A Lowry Summer - celebrating the 125th anniversary of the artists birth. Ends Sun 26 October 2012

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http://www.thelowry.com/getinvolved Fallen Angels Dance Theatre (FADT) are based in North West England and led by Artistic Director, Paul Bayes-Kitcher. Paul, previously a soloist for Birmingham Royal Ballet formed the company to develop his work with vulnerable young people and adults that have experienced addiction and alcoholism in their lives. The company premiered their latest work Chapter One: Battle for the Soul at The Lowry in October 2011, and have been working closely with The Lowry's Community & Education Team ever since. Over the past 6 weeks the company was commissioned by The Lowry to facilitate a Youth project that would aim to connect with young people who have little or no experience of Dance Theatre, including hard to reach young people and young offenders, to give them opportunities to engage in reflective practice by participating in a dance theatre activity. Over the 6 weeks, the participants have used Dance as a medium to explore their own life experiences, improve confidence levels/assertiveness and self esteem and also gain a greater understanding of social issues surrounding substance misuse, crime and behavioral issues. Today was the final performance by the young people from Irlam & Eccles. These young people had not worked together previously but had devised & choreographed themselves, even finding time to write a rap! The performance was themed around issues relating to alcohol & substance misuse and supported by local Youth Services, Fallen Angels Dance Theatre & Lowry staff.

http://www.thelowry.com/event/on-carousel Opera North Trailer for forthcoming production of Carousel