Future Trips
Click on the links below for
further details.
All prices include return transport by
coach.
Barnum, Road
Operation Mincemeat,
Mamma Mia!, Private Lives, Top Hat,
Inspector Morse House of Ghosts, Something Rotten, King
Lear,
Cats, A Little Night Music
If you are interested in a trip
currently showing as sold out you can ask to be put on a
waiting list as there are sometimes cancellations due to
illness or other unforeseen circumstances. If it says
'tickets may still be available' this means that we
have already purchased tickets for the show but there is
room on the coach and we may be able to get extra ones.
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SORRY THIS TRIP IS SOLD OUT
Halle Christmas Carol Concert
Bridgewater Hall
Saturday 13th December 2025
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Price: Front Circle (rows C - H) £49 Centre
Stalls (row G & H) £44 Front Stalls (row E) £38
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A traditional Christmas celebration for orchestra, choirs
and audience with heart-warming music and carols performed
by the brilliant Hallé family.
Featuring the Halle Orchestra, the
Halle Choir, the
Halle Youth Choir and the
Halle Children's Choir.
With conductor Stephen Bell.
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SORRY THIS TRIP IS SOLD OUT
Barnum
Palace Theatre
Thursday 12th February 2026
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Price: Circle (rows C&D)/Stalls
(rowsJ&K) £59.50
Circle (row M)/Stalls (row P) £46.50
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Lee Mead plays legendary 19th century showman PT
Barnum in a newly staged production featuring 20 actor
musicians playing 150 instruments, acrobats and amazing
circus acts. The show features the classic show tunes
Join the Circus, Colours of My Life, Come Follow the
Band and Love Makes Such Fools of Us All.
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Road
Royal Exchange Theatre
Friday 13th February 2025
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Price: Stage Level Seats £44 Row B
£49 Row C |
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Jim Cartwright’s award-winning masterpiece invites you
to join the inhabitants of a derelict northern road on
an unforgettable journey. It’s 1986. Your rumbustious
chaperone Scullery guides you down the road, picking up
the raucous and the ready for it, as ‘owt can happen
tonight’. From dusk till dawn, the hopelessly hilarious
and divinely desperate laugh, sing, dance and eat chips
– all searching for something different. Shockingly
relevant to our lives today, the play’s visceral,
eloquent poetry paints a tough world with tenderness.
Featuring Lucy
Beaumont, Shobna Gulati, Johnny Vegas, and with special
guest Sir Tom Courtenay on film.
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Operation Mincemeat
Lowry Theatre
Thursday 19th February 2026 |
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Price: £75 Centre Circle/Stalls |
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The
year is 1943 and the
Allies are determined to break Hitler's
grip on occupied Europe, and plan an all-out assault on
Sicily; but they face an impossible challenge, how to
protect a massive invasion force from potential
massacre. It falls to two remarkable intelligence
officers, Ewen Montagu and Charles Cholmondeley to
dream up the most inspired and improbable disinformation
strategy of the war, centered on the most unlikely of
secret agents: a dead man. Operation Mincemeat is the
extraordinary and true story of an idea that helped to
alter the course of the war.
The show is described as a triumphant blend of
spy thriller, farce, intricate plotting, deceptively
simple characterizations, terrific music and deliciously
energetic performances.
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Mamma Mia!
Palace Theatre
Tuesday 17th March 2026
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Price: £68.50 Front Circle/Centre Stalls
£55.50 Centre
Circle
£43.50
Rear Stalls/Rear Circle |
Sophie’s quest to discover the
father she’s never known brings her mother face to face with
three men from her distant romantic past on the eve of a
wedding they’ll never forget. Set on a Greek island
paradise, a story of love, friendship and identity is
cleverly told through the timeless songs of ABBA.
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Private Lives
Royal Exchange Theatre
Friday 27th March
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Price: Stage Level Seats £44 Row B
£49 Row C |
In Noël Coward’s savage comedy,
sparks fly on a honeymoon from hell and sexual chemistry is
always only a heartbeat away from an explosion.This new
production of a vitriol-laced classic with sparkling
dialogue and art deco glamour, is directed by award-winning
director Blanche McIntyre.
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Top Hat
Lowry Theatre
Wednesday 1st April 2026
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Price: £69 Centre Circle/Stalls |
Based on the Fred Astaire
and Ginger Rogers legendary Hollywood hit of the 1930s this
comedy musical tells the story of an American dancer, Jerry
Travers, who comes to London to star in a show and meets and
falls for Dale Tremont. Complications arise when Dale
mistakes him for someone else, leading to comic
misunderstandings and confusion. Featuring brilliant dance
routines and Irving Berlin’s classics Cheek to Cheek, Let’s
Face the Music and Dance, Isn’t It A Lovely Day To Be Caught
In The Rain and Top Hat, White Tie and Tails.
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Inspector Morse
House of Ghosts
Lowry Theatre
Wednesday 8th April 2026
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Price: £54 Centre Circle/Stalls |
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A chilling mystery unfolds when a
young actress suddenly dies on stage during a performance,
and Detective Chief Inspector Morse embarks on a gripping
investigation. What begins as a suspicious death inquiry
takes a darker turn when the legendary inspector, together
with DS Lewis, uncovers a connection to sinister events in
his own past, twenty-five years earlier. Based on the novels
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SomethingRotten
Opera House
Tuesday 23rd June 2026 |
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Price: £62 Front Circle/Centre Stalls
£52 Centre Circle/Side
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The ‘90s are back! The 1590s, that is. Brothers Nick and
Nigel Bottom are desperate to write a hit play but remain
stuck in the shadow of that pompous Renaissance rockstar,
Will Shakespeare. When a quirky soothsayer foretells an
outlandish future for theatre – full of acting, singing, and
dancing all at the same time – Nick and Nigel set out
to write this strange new creation called A MUSICAL! But
amidst the scandalous excitement of Opening Night, the
Bottom Brothers discover that reaching the top means being
true to thine own self… and all that jazz.
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King Lear
Royal Exchange Theatre
Saturday 3rd October
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Price: Stage Level Seats £44 Row B
£49 Row C |
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David Threlfall
returns to the Theatre after
27 years to play Lear.
Shakespeare’s most elemental tragedy charts a kingdom
where power corrupts, families become enemies and
prosperity devolves into war. At its centre is the mind
of a man who can no longer understand what it means to
be human. Lear is a searing portrait of a king unable to
distinguish truth from lies. As the storm rises and
night falls, language, identity and meaning break down
completely. This reimagining of Shakespeare’s masterwork
is adapted and directed by Matthew Dunster.
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Cats
Palace Theatre Manchester
Wednesday 11th November
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Price: £69 Front Circle/Centre Stalls
£62 Centre Circle /Rear Stalls
£49 Rear Circle (row M)
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From Euston station
to Victoria Grove, the strays and rebels of London
gather under the Jellicle moon in the hope they’ll be
the chosen one. Based on T.S. Eliot’s Old
Possum’s
Book of Practical Cats,
and with a legendary score featuring, Old
Deuteronomy, Macavity:
The
Mystery Cat, Jellicle Ball
and the chart-topping hit Memory, this brand-new
production of CATS is directed and
choreographed by Drew McOnie.
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A Little Night Music
Royal Exchange Theatre
Wednesday 9th December
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Price: Stage Level Seats £53 Row B
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In Sondheim’s enchanting
musical, set in turn-of-the-century Sweden, mismatched
couples waltz through a series of self-delusions in search
of a happy ending in this Tony award winning musical comedy.
This lighter-than-air confection of romantic misfires and
magical songs features Sondheim’s bittersweet masterpiece,
‘Send in the Clowns’. |
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