Tony, Olivier and Grammy award winning show The Book of Mormon will run at Manchester’s Palace Theatre for six weeks, opening in June 2019. The smash-hit Broadway musical, written by Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Robert Lopez made its world premiere in March 2019. Since opening at New York’s Eugene O’Neill Theatre more than seven…
With West End and Broadway sensation Wicked ready to return to Manchester’s Palace Theatre, Elphaba celebrated Halloween atop King Street Townhouse. This Christmas, the spectacular touring production of WICKED will fly home to where it began, the Palace Theatre in Manchester, for one final time. The limited five-week engagement, from 4 December 2018 to 5…
Manchester’s Royal Exchange Theatre hosts a production of Mountains: The Dreams of Lily Kwok, telling the astonishing story of generations of women behind Manchester restaurant and Northern Quarter institution Sweet Mandarin. The seventh Black Theatre Live show, Mountains: The Dreams of Lily Kwok is the first major mid-scale tour of a British East Asian play…
Bronté Barbé has been confirmed to play Carole King in the UK and Ireland tour of Beautiful – The Carole King Musical which comes to Manchester’s Palace Theatre. Bronté Barbé was a finalist in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s BBC1 television series Over The Rainbow in 2010. Since then she has appeared on stage in both London’s…
The producers of The Wizard of Oz have revealed the full cast for its run at Stockport Plaza
1956 Entertainment make a welcome return to Salford Arts Theatre with a new presentation of Oliver Twist, running Wednesday 3 May until Saturday 6 May.
The Royal Exchange Theatre’s production of 1950’s musical sci-fi spoot Little Shop of Horrors hits the stage – and it’s a winner.
If you enjoy an evening of theatre that is full of hilarity, provocation and surprises, you should definitely snap up a ticket to Crocodiles.
The Family Arts Festival is coming to Manchester this October for two weeks of theatre and performance art for parents, carers, children and young people – all at pocket-friendly prices.
It’s been tearing up dance floors all over the country and now Flash Mob is arriving at the Lowry Theatre for two nights, produced by World Dance Management
