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Wed 5 April - Sun 9 April

Mother Goose

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Wed

05 Apr

2pm

From: £10.00

Wed

05 Apr

7pm

From: £10.00

Thu

06 Apr

7pm

From: £10.00

  • British Sign Language (BSL)

Fri

07 Apr

5pm

From: £15.00

  • Audio Described
  • Touch Tour

Sat

08 Apr

2pm

From: £15.00

Sat

08 Apr

7pm

From: £15.00

Sun

09 Apr

12pm

From: £15.00

Sun

09 Apr

5pm

From: £15.00

Ian McKellen and John Bishop are coming to The Lowry – with a hilarious comedy for all ages that critics have described as “a total hoot” (★★★★★, Broadway World), “a solid gold hit” (★★★★★, The Stage) and absolutely “glorious” (★★★★★, Daily Telegraph).

Mother Goose is a live entertainment spectacle not to be missed – full of fun, musical comedy, star power and surprises that will make you honk out loud. This cheeky fairytale is exactly “the kind of knockabout entertainment that we all need” (The Times) and “infectious fun” (Time Out) from start to finish.

So scramble for tickets to see two legends of acting & comedy “work beautifully as if they have been a double act for years” (London Theatre 1), and get ready for fairies with hefty vocal chords, puppets with tap dance qualifications and impeckably constructed mayhem that will quack up those aged between 3 to 103! Don’t be a goose – book your tickets now.

Additional information

Children under 3 years old will not be admitted to this production.

Runtime

Act one – 1 hour 20 minutes

Interval – 20 minutes

Act two – 45 minutes

Special effects

Haze, fast flashing lights (not strobe), small pyros, confetti cannon over the stalls

Access Performances

BSL Interpreted | 6 April at 7pm

Audio Described | 7 April at 5pm | Touch Tour at 4pm

To book accessible performances, please email access@thelowry.com or call 0161 876 2183

Trailer

Reviews

“The genius is the pairing of Ian McKellen and John Bishop”

Metro

“Pantomime perfection”

Daily Telegraph

“A megawatt pantomime for the ages.”

London Theatre

“The genius is the pairing of McKellen and Bishop.”

Metro