Practicing To Be Upright¡

New Adelphi Theatre

The balance is tipping, and a new equilibrium is impending. In Practicing to be Upright¡, we explore what it means to stay upright in a world that feels like it’s upside down.

This contemporary physical theatre performance, created by the new company Limited Flow, questions how we hold ourselves up and asks: where do you stand when it all comes crashing down?

Starring April Wright, Frankie Corless, Freya Evans, Katie Jackson and Seth Ryan

Photo credit: Kira Thomasson – @officialkira_t

Show Times:

Wednesday 10th December: 7pm-7:40pm

Thursday 11th December: 5pm-5:40pm

New Adelphi Theatre

Warnings: Suitable for 16+.

Contains Flashing Lights, Strobe Lights, Haze, Strong Language, Emotional Triggers (References to Mental Health, Horror)

Admission: Pay What You Can

Pay What You Can is an ‘honesty box’ for the theatre. We and the artists will continue to programme and produce high quality events and ask you to pay what you can afford.

As a guide, for those in full time employment we would appreciate you donating £5-£10. We also understand people’s income can be precarious, hence the lower price options. All revenue from ticket sales for events at New Adelphi Theatre will always go back to support professional artists, through residencies, commissions, touring work or for more bespoke projects where the student experience is enhanced through co-creation with arts professionals. We thank you for all your continued support.

Please note all bookings and donations come with a 50-75p booking fee. All tickets are non-allocated seating.

For students on Performance courses, please check Blackboard for information about ticket discounts.

Please note: checking the Wheelchair User option will also reserve a free seat for an essential companion.

If you require limited mobility access (step-free), please let a member of staff know upon arrival.

Accessibility is extremely important to us at the New Adelphi Theatre. If you have any accessibility requirements, please email Hannah at the box office at h.c.briggs@salford.ac.uk.

When you arrive, the Box Office only needs to take the ticketholder’s name to check you in, however we can also scan any printed ticket or e-ticket you may present.

Click here for more information on accessibility and directions to the New Adelphi Building.