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Find out what all the fuzz is about when the hit musical returns this October.
The Manchester-based Theatre Company joins forces Mind Manchester, the Samaritans and more.
The 17th studio album pays homage to Rusby's family, musical heritage, and home life in Yorkshire.
The much-loved glittering hit musical will run through to 2020.
Direct from the West End, Dolly Parton's uplifting hit musical returns for autumn 2019.
On Your Feet! charts a musical journey through Cuba, the streets of Miami and international superstardom.
A new play by David Judge examines what family, race, identity and love mean today.
A new musical that imagines Juliet's famous ending as just her beginning.
The hit musical is back in town at the Palace Theatre up to 16 February.
Mike Leigh's classic black comedy on Seventies suburbia reaches Manchester in April.