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Palace Theatre

Palace Theatre
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The Palace Theatre Manchester is one of the city’s most iconic and historic performance venues, located on Oxford Street in the heart of the city centre. Opened in 1891, it has hosted generations of legendary performers, from Judy Garland and Laurel and Hardy to modern West End touring productions. With a capacity of nearly 2,000 seats, the theatre is renowned for its grand auditorium, ornate interiors, and excellent acoustics. It remains a key stop for major UK and international tours, regularly staging hit musicals, operas, ballets, and concerts. Recent and upcoming shows include Moulin Rouge! The Musical, Miss Saigon, Matilda, and TINA – The Tina Turner Musical. The Palace Theatre continues to be a cornerstone of Manchester’s cultural life, offering unforgettable live experiences in a setting that blends historic charm with contemporary performance.

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Location

Palace Theatre Manchester is located at 97 Oxford Street, M1 6FT, on the north-east corner of the intersection with Whitworth Street, making it a prominent landmark in the city centre. This historic Grade II listed venue, often called the “Grand Old Lady of Oxford Street,” has been a centrepiece of Manchester’s cultural scene since 1891, hosting major touring musicals, operas, ballets, and comedy acts. The theatre is easily accessible, with Oxford Road train station directly opposite and Manchester Piccadilly station just a short walk away. The nearest tram stop is St Peter’s Square, about five minutes on foot, and numerous bus routes serve the area. Nearby, you’ll find the bustling Oxford Street corridor lined with restaurants, bars, and shops, as well as key attractions like the Manchester Art Gallery, St Peter’s Square, and the Palace’s sister venue, the Opera House on Quay Street. Its central location places it within walking distance of the city’s main retail and entertainment districts, making it an ideal starting point for a night out or a city break in Manchester.

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