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DRAMA: A Taste of Honey, The Lowry, until Saturday, Nov 24


16/11/2007

THE Lowry’s successful Salford season ends in style with Shelagh Delaney’s modern classic A Taste of Honey.

It’s the last of four community productions, performed by a huge range of people from across the city that began in October with Innit the Musical selling out most of its 10 shows.

Now, one of the archetypal plays associated with the city is set for similar status, with seats sold out weeks ahead.

Salford-born Delaney was just 19 when she wrote A Taste of Honey in 1958 and it still packs a powerful punch today. It’s set in a shabby maisonette and follows the lives and loves of long-suffering daughter Jo and her reluctant mother Helen. The story confronts a range of social taboos including teenage pregnancy, race and sexuality.

The play and its BAFTA award-winning film were highly influential in changing the public’s attitude towards art and society, and the film made a star of a young Rita Tushingham.

Runs until Saturday, November 24. Call 0870 787 5793.


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