On June 23rd to July 5th, Evitatakes centre stage at the Opera House. The World Premiere of a brand new national tour comes to Manchester: Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd-Webber’s EVITA. Featuring some of the most famous and inspiring stage music ever written, including the classic songs ‘Don’t Cry For Me Argentina’, ‘On This Night of a Thousand Stars’ and ‘Buenos Aires’. Below are the other Opera House highlights coming up:
From June 23rd to July 5th, Disney's High School Musicalcan be seen at the Palace Theatre. Disney's High School Music on stage follows the much-loved story of the movie, featuring all your favourite characters and songs, together with two brand new numbers performed by the country’s hottest dancers and an electrifying live band. Below are the other highlights at the Palace Theatre:
Horrible
Historiescan
be seen at the Lowry between July
1st to 5th. Returning by overwhelming
public demand! We all want to meet
people from history. The trouble
is everyone is dead! Using actors
and ground-breaking 3D special effects,
these two astounding shows –
The Terrible Tudors and The Vile
Victorians – are guaranteed
to thrill you. Below are the other
highlights coming up at the Lowry
Theatre:
Appearing
at the Bridgewater on July 23rd
is Chaka
Khan.
First as the lead singer of the
successful R&B band Rufus, then
as a solo artist in her own right,
Chaka Khan has influenced an entire
generation of female vocalists such
as Mary J. Blige, Erykah Badu, Ledisi,
Maysa among others. Below are the
other highlights at the Bridgewater
Hall:
From
July 1st to August 9th, Hay
Fevercan be seen
at the Royal Exchange. When each
member of an eccentric theatrical
family invites a guest to stay with
them without telling the other,
the stage is set for a memorable
and madcap weekend in the country.
One of the great comic creations
in the history of theatre, a weekend
with The Bliss’s proves to
be unforgettable in Noel Coward’s
much-loved classic. Other Royal
Exchange highlights coming up are:
From August 8th to 9th, The Caucasian Chalk Circle on stage at the Library Theatre. In a time of war, a young girl finds a baby. Should she leave it where it is, or take it with her? If she leaves it, it is sure to die, but if she takes it, who can tell what dangers it will bring? The Caucasian Chalk Circle is one of the classic plays of modern times. Below are the other main highlights coming up at the Library Theatre:
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SEASON ANNOUNCED!!! Great new shows
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