The Easter Funny Show at Opera House Manchester
- Written by I Love MCR
- Last updated 9 years ago
- Culture, Family & Kids
Laughter, thrills and spills for the whole family with Opera House pantomime favourite Tam Ryan and renowned actor John Thomson.
On Friday 11th April and Saturday 12th April they’ll be joined by a host of celebrity guests including Key 103 Breakfast Presenter, Mike Toolan, actor/comedian Steve Royle, magician Russ Brown and an egg-citing mystery guest from Britain’s Got Talent.
.”John and Tam have been specially chosen as guardians of the legendary Golden Egg of Easter but the timing couldn’t be worse as they are performing a family comedy extravaganza at Manchester Opera House. To make things even more complicated… enter Bad Egg Billy – the evil egg rustling cowboy of Salford. Can the show make it to the Grand Finale? Will the boys save Easter? And why are Chinese Takeaways closed on Tuesdays?”
The Easter Funny Show is written, performed and produced by John Thomson and Tam Ryan and features a strong supporting cast. In creating the show, John and Tam saw a golden opportunity for families to bring the comedy and adventure of a Christmas panto to the Easter Holidays. John says: “We decided to write a genuinely entertaining, affordable family show that would appeal to absolutely everyone, in the same vein as pantomime. We thought… why isn’t there a show that won’t break the bank, will give the kids a story to follow and provide laugh out loud moments for the whole family to enjoy? Well now there is, it’s called the Easter funny Show!”
Book now
Tickets are from £12.
Call 0844 871 3018 or visit: atgtickets.com/Manchester
Location
Opera House Manchester, 3 Quay St, Manchester M3 3HP
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- This article was last updated 9 years ago.
- It was first published on 18 March 2014 and is subject to be updated from time to time. Please refresh or return to see the latest version.
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