10 Upcoming Shows In Manchester That You Don’t Want To Miss Out On

This shows comes from the creators of the spectacular comedy ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’, and is expected to be just as funny, silly and entertaining as its predecessor.  It’s just come off a very successful run in the West End and bringing it to Manchester will hopefully only continue this production companies legacy or fantastic comedy. Upcoming Shows In Manchester you need to check out!

One Night Of Queen – T.he Opera House (13^th September 2018)

Tribute shows are always fantastic if you’re a lover of a music. Coming this year there is a range of tribute shows, from The Beatles to Abba. But ‘One Night of Queen’ is set to be the ultimate queen tribute and should be missed if you’re a Freddie fan.

Matilda The Musical – The Palace Theatre (18^th September to 24^th November 2018)

‘Matilda The Musical’ has been making waves all of the country, from Stratford Upon Avon to its home at the Cambridge Theatre in London. The smash hit musical is now touring and is already selling out. If you want this hot ticket, then you should act fast!

Biffy Clyro MTV Unplugged – The Opera House (22^nd September 2018)

This is a one-night show that is expected to blow up. If you’re a Biffy Clyro fan, then this show will be perfect for you. It’s a seated, intimate gig at the Manchester Opera House and will be a show that goes down in history.

William Shakespeare’s Macbeth – The Lowry (29^th September to 06^th October 2018)

Brought to you by the National Theatre, this production of Macbeth has already had a sold out run in London and is expected to have a similar run at the Lowry. It is only in Manchester for a week, so if you want to see this classic Shakespeare reimagined then you better book your tickets quickly!

Dita Von Teese’s ‘The Art Of The Teese’ Burlesque Revue – o2 Apollo (29^th October 2018)

One of the greatest burlesque dancers of all time is gracing European fans with her style and brand of exquisite burlesque. She is only doing one show in Manchester, one in Edinburgh and one in London. This would be your chance to see the evening of glamourous, sensual dancing.

Interpol – o2 Apollo (16^th November 2018)

This tour for Interpol marks 21 years of the band and because of this, the shows are meant to be incredible. The American band is releasing their new album ‘Marauder’ on the 24^th August, with their tour following soon after. This is one rock show not to be missed.

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Johnny Marr – o2 Apollo (18^th November 2018)

A Manchester diamond in the rough. Seeing Johnny Marr is a Mancunian’s rite of passage and he probably won’t be playing for much longer.  Marr was once the lead guitarist in The Smiths and still plays some of their hits in his solo shows. If you’re a Smiths fan or just a fan of 90s alternative indie rock, then this show will be one to bring you back to your indie teen days.

Wicked – The Palace Theatre (4^th December 2018 to 5^th January 2019)

This show really needs no introduction and is so incredibly anticipated that it will be a sell out for sure. It’s showing at the Palace Theatre for a month over Christmas, so if you have any friends or family who are theatre fans then this would be the perfect early Christmas present. The show sells out very fast in London and is one of the top shows on the West End so is expected to do very well in Manchester. Which of the Upcoming Shows In Manchester are you going to see?

The Rocky Horror Show – The Opera House (9^th January to 26^th January 2019)

This show is a classic. Do you like dressing up in corsets and fishnets, singing along to world famous songs? Of course you do! The Rocky Horror Show is fun for every adult, with it’s unique blend of sex, transvestites, and aliens. If you’ve not seen the show, then you must. If you have seen the show, then you must. It’s a long way off, but already very popular! Which of the upcoming Shows In Manchester are you going to try?

If there are any other Upcoming Shows In Manchester, then please let us know in the comments below!

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