The amazing theatre shows you can see in January from just £15

Manchester theatre enthusiasts, get ready to be swept off your feet as ATG (Ambassador Theatre Group) kicks off 2024 with an incredible January sale, offering a fantastic opportunity to catch some of the year’s most sensational shows at the Palace Theatre and Opera House.

Priced at an irresistible £15, this is your golden ticket to experience some of the most sensational shows of the year, right here in the heart of Manchester.

Why not kickstart your year with world-class productions that promise to leave you spellbound?

Manchester January Theatre Sale Productions

The Full Monty at The Opera House

Prepare for a heartwarming and hilarious ride as the legendary Full Monty takes to the stage at the Opera House.

Join a group of hard-working lads on their quest for extra cash, leading them to an unconventional side hustle as strippers.

This adaptation promises an entertaining exploration of camaraderie, laughter, and unexpected triumphs.

The Full Monty – The Play by Simon Beaufoy is on at the Opera House from Tuesday 13th February to Wednesday 14th February.

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Madagascar The Musical Tickets

Step into the madcap world of King Julien’s Madagascar as ATG presents the family-friendly musical, Madagascar The Musical.

Based on the beloved DreamWorks animated film, this smash-hit production invites audiences on a wacky adventure.

Follow the escape of zoo inhabitants from New York’s Central Park Zoo to the unpredictable realm of King Julien’s Madagascar.

Critics are already raving about this lively production, describing it as a truly immersive experience for the entire family.

Madagascar The Musical is on at the Opera House from Thursday 8th February to Sunday 11th February.

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Sister Act The Musical at the Palace Theatre

In March, Manchester welcomes the sensational Sister Act to the stage.

Follow the journey of disco diva Deloris as she finds herself in protective custody after witnessing a murder.

The twist?

She’s hidden away in a convent, where she inadvertently helps the struggling choir find their voices while rediscovering her own.

Don’t miss this divine blend of music, laughter, and heartwarming moments.

Sister Act is on at the Palace Theatre from Monday 18th March to Thursday 21st March and again from Monday 25th March to Thursday 28th March.

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Opulent Opera Magic at The Opera House

Given the incredible news that the English National Opera is heading to Manchester to set up shop, why not whet your whistle with an incredible operatic production?

La Traviata Wednesday, 10th January – Wed 10 Jan at 7:30

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Beautiful Ballet

Opera or Musicals not floating your boat? Why not try two legendary ballets?

The Nutcracker is coming to the Opera House on Saturday 20th January.

Alive orchestra will be performing Tchaikovsky’s splendid score alongside the action, adding the finishing touch to this joyous spectacle, making it the perfect introduction to classical ballet.

If you’re looking to try something different or to indulge in a classic – this could be the show for you.

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What about the timeless Swan Lake? Swan Lake is arguably the world’s most popular ballet and a timeless tale.

Prince Siegfried falls in love with Odette, Queen of the Swans, only to be tricked into betraying her by the wicked von Rothbart and his daughter Odile.

This performance features the performing artists of Mergaliyev Classical Ballet.

Artistic Directors Yassaui and Sophie Mergaliyev are delighted to present a company of international dancers as part of an ongoing ambition to develop talented artists.

There will be two performances of Swan Lake on Sunday 21st January 2024 at The Opera house.

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Bonnie and Clyde Tickets

Winner of Best New Musical at the WhatsOnStage Awards 2023, the West End cult sensation is set to hold up Manchester following two hell-raising seasons in London’s West End.

Starring Catherine Tyldesley (Coronation Street, Strictly Come Dancing) as Blanche, with Danny Hatchard (Eastenders) and Katie Tonkinson (Bat Out of Hell) as the notorious lovers and Sam Ferriday (The Cher Show, Rock of Ages) as Buck. Nate Landskroner (Waitress, Heathers) will play the role of Clyde at midweek matinee performances.

Fearless, shameless, and alluring, this award-winning production has garnered a mass following, much like the infamous pair themselves, and now they are set to take Manchester by storm.

Bonnie and Clyde is on at the Palace Threatre from Tuesday 7th May – Sat 11th May

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As the curtains rise on this exceptional January sale by ATG, Manchester’s theatre scene is set to sparkle with a diverse array of productions.

From the heartwarming hilarity of The Full Monty and the wild adventure of Madagascar The Musical to the divine harmonies of Sister Act, the stage is alive with stories waiting to unfold.

Don’t miss out on the operatic opulence with Ellen Kent’s award-winning productions at the Opera House, or the enchanting ballets like The Nutcracker and the timeless Swan Lake.

And for those craving a dash of crime, romance, and adventure, be prepared to be electrified by Bonnie and Clyde. With tickets priced at just £15, your journey into the world of theatre has never been more accessible.