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Based on the iconic 90’s psychological thriller, the world premiere stage production of Single White Female is a bold and modern reimagining of the best-selling book and hit movie, that coined a phrase and led a generation to fear a stiletto heel!
Age guidance: 15+ The play contains depictions of violence, death, bereavement, online bullying, and scenes of a sexual nature. It also contains loud music, sudden noises and flashing lights.
Mean Girls is the hilarious smash-hit musical comedy from an award-winning creative team including writer Tina Fey (30 Rock, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and Saturday Night Live) and starring TV personality, actor & Steps star Faye Tozer
Age guidance: 10+. Includes some mature content and strobe lighting. Children under the age of 3 are not permitted in the theatre and anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult 18 years or over. The accompanying adult must be seated with the under 16.
London, 1995. Two of the country’s biggest bands release singles on the same day, commencing the battle of Britpop.
Age guidance: 15+. Contains strong language
A?thrilling masterpiece of murder, deceit,?and mystery. One of the greatest crime novels of the 20th?Century comes to life on stage starring Hollywood icon Mischa Barton (The O.C).
Age guidance: 12+
Welcome to THE CHOIR OF MAN, the best pub in the world… Come ready to drink in the excitement!
Age guidance: 10+. There is no swearing. Contains on-stage alcohol use and some adult themes.
Murder comes to the countryside in the theatrical world premiere of the critically acclaimed television favourite Midsomer Murders.
Comedy, TV and musical theatre icon Jason Manford makes his highly anticipated return to the stage in fetching pantaloons, alongside star of stage and screen Richard Fleeshman, as this UK premiere production opens at Manchester Opera House - bringing this award-winning show to the land where it all (most definitely) happened.
Since 1952, Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap has captivated the world with silent cues, shifting shadows and the best kept secret in theatre history. Now, the record-breaking classic embarks on its 75th Anniversary Tour across the UK and Ireland.
Age guidance: 7+
Manchester’s pantomime will be paved with gold as comedy sensation Jason Manford and panto favourite Ben Nickless return to the Opera House to star in Dick Whittington.
THE CENTURY'S MOST POPULAR MURDER MYSTERY. The internationally celebrated novel that captivated 10 million readers and inspired a ground-breaking National Theatre production returns in a brand-new staging more thrilling than ever.
Age guidance: 10+ This production contains strong language, themes of death family illness and loss, and depictions of emotional distress. Contains flashing lights and sound effects.
Experience the most powerful night of music you’ll ever have at the theatre at JUST FOR ONE DAY: THE LIVE AID MUSICAL, featuring the most iconic songs from BOB DYLAN, DAVID BOWIE, THE WHO, U2, QUEEN, MADONNA, STING, ELTON JOHN, PAUL McCARTNEY, DIANA ROSS and more.
Age guidance: 12+ Loud music, Flashing lights, Haze, Frequent strong language
The Opera House is close to the Deansgate Station and also the Oxford Road station is 10 mins away. Piccadilly train station is only 1 mile from the theatre.
Bars are open before performances and at the interval.
For detailed access information please visit the theatre's access page: www.atgtickets.com/venues/palace-theatre-manchester/info/
The Opera House is a theatre in the centre of Manchester. This arts venue receives a number of touring companies and hosts musicals, concerts and ballets every year. The theatre was designed by Richardson & Gill in a classical style to match up to its purpose as a venue for classical arts. It was completed in 1912 and is now a Grade II-listed building. The theatre underwent many name changes in its initial years; it originally opened as the New Theatre in 1912 but was renamed to the New Queen’s Theatre in 1915 and finally to the Opera House in 1920. It was acquired by the famous theatre production company Howard & Wyndham Ltd in 1931 and experienced many years of success under their ownership. The venue became well-known for hosting premieres, such as the European premiere of West Side Story.However, the Opera House fell into decline during the following decades and was eventually closed to create a bingo hall in 1979. However, the Palace Trust took over in 1984 and returned the theatre to its former glory. This renewed success encouraged Apollo Leisure to bid for the building and make it able to accommodate large-scale musicals.The Opera House now presents an eclectic mix of concerts, ballets and musicals all-year round and remains one of the best regional theatres in the country.
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