Manchester Opera House
Sections:
The Manchester Opera House
Theatre Build Date:
1912
History:
The Manchester Opera House is located in Quay Street and plays host to touring musicals, ballet, concerts and a spectacular Christmas pantomime. Its sister venue on nearby Oxford street is the Palace Theatre.
It is a grade II listed building and it is particularly noted for hosting the 1958 European premiere of West Side Story and the British regional premiere of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical The Phantom of the Opera with a production that opened in 1993 and ran through to 1995 which is an exceptional run for a regional production. (Phantom of the Opera is currently playing at Her Majesty’s Theatre in the West End, to book tickets click here.)
Most recently The Manchester Opera House saw the premiere of Never Forget, the Take That musical and was also the venue where the DVD was filmed.
Contact Details
Manchester Opera House
Quay St,
Manchester,
M3 3HP
For all ticket enquiries, call 020 7492 9968
Map
Facilities
Theatre Capacity:
1915
Theatre Layout:
The Manchester Opera House is arranged on three levels: Stalls, Circle and Gallery.
Circle Row A is not suitable for those under 5 foot. Gallery front row has a viewing restriction due to a safety rail.
Air Conditioned:
Yes
Venue Access Information:
No Lift. Grand Tier is classed as high and steep, not suitable for patrons requiring easy access, or who have difficulty with heights.
