10 venues across 5 areas: find where each one is, how to get there and where to see what is on.
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10 theaters
A charity-run theater and event space in the railway arches by Manchester Central, with 120 seats for theater.
Arts center & theater A charity arts venue and theater on Oxford Road, working with young people and audiences since 1972.
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Arts center An arts center on First Street with a theater, movie theater screens and galleries, plus a bar, cafe and restaurant.
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Studio theater An independent theater in a converted Grade II* listed Ancoats textile mill, staging plays and musicals.
Large touring house A Grade II listed ATG touring house on Quay Street, opened in 1912 and reopened as a theater in 1984.
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Large touring house A variety theater that opened in 1891 on Oxford Street, now an ATG touring house for musicals, plays, comedy and dance.
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Producing theater A producing theater in the Grade II listed Royal Exchange building on St Ann's Square, with a smaller Studio space.
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Concert hall The home of the Hallé and the main concert venue for the BBC Philharmonic, seating 2,341 over four tiers.
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Arts center A theater and gallery complex at Salford Quays with three theaters, opened in 2000.
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Arts center An arts center in Hulme for children and families, with theater shows, workshops and a children's library.
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Programs and tickets
Britlens does not list individual productions or run dates, because they change too often to stay correct. Each venue's own program page is the place to check dates and book. The Manchester what's-on hub links to every one.
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