There are a number of theatres in Manchester, including Manchester opera house, the Palace theatre, Lowry theatre, Bridgewater hall, Royal exchange, Library theatre are the main theatres but many more are present within the city.

Manchester theatres are a host to a number of excellent performances, both from local production houses and national. A lot of the touring musicals and plays from the West End will feature in Manchester.
As well as musicals and plays a lot of theatres in Manchester are a host to musicians, comedians as well as lectures from leading members of society.

One of the most famous theatres in Manchester is the Royal Exchange, founded by a group of directors, Michael Elliot, Caspar Wrede, Richard Negri as well as James Maxwell and Braham Murray, it was developed in 1976 in the old cotton Exchange building. However, in 1996 the building was extensively damaged when a bomb was detonated within 50 metres of the theatre, re-construction work took two years to complete and with funding from the national lottery, which gave it funding to create a second performance stage. There are a host of amities within the new section of the building, such as restaurant, bar and corporate facilities.
Why not book your favourite musical or play, whether its Antony and Cleopatra, Billy Elliot or Dirty Dancing or any of the amazing productions currently available.