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Manchester the home of theatre - check out The Palace Theatre or the Opera House for the full programme details on www.cclive.co.uk Nationally renowned shows such as 'Whistle Down the Wind' or 'Saturday Night Fever' are often hosted by these beautifully atmospheric theatres. If classical or alternative music is your bag, look no further than The Bridgewater Hall www.bridgewater-hall.co.uk
Why not check out the very new Contact Theatre on Oxford Road - www.contact-theatre.org for theatre with a contemporary twist, club nights and resident artists. Don't forget the Lowry as well - it's not just an exhibit space for it's large collection of work by it's namesake, but also has two theatre spaces. Find Manchester Hotels Find Manchester Accommodation Back to Greater Manchester Tourist Information
The Royal Exchange Theatre Manchester
With its commitment to new writing for the stage, you're assured of cutting edge performances here in this excitingly and informally laid-out theatre, where seats surround the stage in a circle. Check the website for full programme details- www.royalexchange.co.uk
The Royal Exchange Theatre, St Ann's Square, Manchester, M2 7DH. Box Office: 0161 833 9833
BINGO - Opera House, Manchester Telephone bookings: 0870 401 9000
Musicals, drama and even an evening with Fred Dibnah (god help us) if that's your cup of tea - it's all here in the spectacular setting of the Opera House. This Neo-Greek styled theatre dates back to 1912 and was originally called the New Theatre, renamed the Opera House in 1920. From 1979 to 1984 it had a brief spell as a bingo hall - Clicketty click 66 - A duck and a flea 23 - but thankfully it returned to it's former glory! Mind you I bet it made a great bingo hall - anyway up 69!
BINGO - Opera House, Quay Street Manchester M3 3HP Telephone bookings: 0870 401 9000 Palace Theatre
After its renovation in 1913, supervised by the renowned theatre architect, Bertie Crew who also designed the Lyceum Theatre (1904). In the early 20th century it was mostly music hall stars that packed this theatre, but it has changed with the times support with exuberant musicals and pantomime in the 1920s/30s, into cutting edge drama like 'Don't Look Back in Anger' in the 1950s/60s. Now, after another refurbishment and extension work in the 1980s, it hosts prestigious companies such as the Covent Garden Opera and Kirov Ballet, and of course all the big musicals and London shows. Telephone bookings: 0870 401 3000, Palace Theatre Manchester, Oxford Street, Manchester, M1 6FT
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