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A Skull in Connemara at Oldham Coliseum
LAST CHANCE. Oldham Coliseum presents a home-grown production of BAFTA and Academy Award-winning Martin McDonagh’s A Skull In Connemara.
From £17.00Kristy Stott
Written by Kristy Stott
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BINGE! at HOME
BINGE! – from the Mighty Heart Theatre – is a full-bodied show about the strength of women and triumphing through trauma. Performed as part of HOME’s PUSH Festival.
From £5.00
Bolton
Bolton Library Theatre
Bolton Library Theatre is situated inside Bolton Museum, a public museum and art gallery, which is owned by Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council.
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Northern Ballet: Victoria at Leeds Grand Theatre
Choreographed by Cathy Marston, Northern Ballet’s new biopic brings the sensational story of Queen Victoria to life in dance.
From £12.00
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The Last Yankee at Bolton Library Theatre
There will be a few Arthur Miller revivals happening in 2019 but this one really shouldn’t go under your radar. Directed by David Thacker, we’ve got high hopes.
From £10.00
Gypsy Queen at Moss Side Fire Station Boxing Club
This January Rob Ward’s acclaimed tale of love and boxing heads to Moss Side Boxing Club for a special knock-out performance.
From £5.00
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ColetivA Ocupação: When It Breaks It Burns at Moss Side Powerhouse Library
Using dance, live music and performance ColetivA Ocupação tell the real and brutal story of the high school occupations of 2015 and 2016 in Brazil.
From £10.00
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Contact Young Company: Ramping Up at The Bread Shed
An exciting cross-city performance from Contact Young Company and Battersea Arts Centre’s Homegrown Company exploring pressing issues in a post-Brexit society.
From £10.00
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Contact Young Company + Young Identity: Old Tools >New Masters ≠New Futures at Manchester Art Gallery
Tunde Adefioye joins forces with the Contact Young Company and Young Identity to explore the decolonisation of public culture.
From £10.00
Ad Infinitum: No Kids at The Lowry
Presented by Contact and The Lowry, No Kids explores the chaotic social anxieties and ethical challenges surrounding same-sex parenting.
From £10.00
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Barber Shop Chronicles at the Royal Exchange
LAST CHANCE. Following two sold-out runs at the National Theatre, acclaimed performances in Leeds, Inua Ellams’ Barber Shop Chronicles closes at The Royal Exchange this weekend.
From £18.50
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PUSH Festival 2025 at HOME
A celebration of the North West’s creative talents, PUSH Festival at HOME Manchester is always a highlight of the theatre calendar.