Don Warrington returns to the Royal Exchange to play Willy Loman in Sarah Frankcom’s version of Death of a Salesman, Arthur Miller’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play.
From £10.00
The creators of smash-hit Bin Laden: The One Man Show bring you Karel Capek’s apocalyptic science-fiction satire, re-imagined for a Europe of tomorrow, fresh from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
From £11.00
Calling women, girls and those who identify as female: Would you like to be part of Words To Our Daughters and contribute to a brand new piece of theatre? Read on…
Free entry
A major new dance work by acclaimed choreographer Shobana Jeyasingh commemorating the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic by finding beauty in the bleakness.
Free entry
Antic Disposition present their critically acclaimed adaptation of Henry V in Manchester Cathedral for three special performances.
From £20
Acclaimed London based dance artist and choreographer Joe Moran takes over Bluecoat’s gallery spaces for an exclusive collection of performances.
From £4.00
Set in the classically beautiful surroundings of Manchester Opera House, Kenneth MacMillan’s Manon is arguably one of the most full-bloodied and passionate ballets.
From £13.90
Part of Morecambe Bay Partnership’s Festival of the Bay 2018, Longways/ Crosswise is an outdoor site-specific dance performance which takes place on the coastline of Morecambe Bay at dusk.
Free entry
The Gaskell Hall was opened in 1931 and is named after Elizabeth Gaskell, the novelist who regularly stayed in the village.
Adapted by Jeanie O’Hare, Queen Margaret is a retelling the Wars of the Roses from the perspective of Shakespeare’s lost warrior queen, Margaret of Anjou.
From £9.00
Put on your best Victorian bib-and-tucker as the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future whisk you on a brilliantly funny flight of theatrical fancy in Spymonkey’s A Christmas Carol.
From £10.00
The Everyman’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Panto is as much of a festive tradition as matching Christmas jumpers and a trip to Father Christmas’ grotto.
From £15.00
