Opera House Manchester is a historic theatre on Quay Street, opened in 1912 and distinguished by its elegant Classical-style façade. The building is protected as a Grade II listed building, while its auditorium, with approximately 1,920 seats, is large enough to accommodate major touring musicals, plays, ballet, concerts and other stage productions.
Inside, the theatre retains a traditional theatrical atmosphere, with ornate decorative details, curved balconies and seating arranged across several levels. The auditorium and stage are well suited to large-scale musical and dramatic productions, while visitors also have access to drinks and light refreshments, including selected options that can be ordered for delivery to the seat during certain performances.
The theatre is located at Quay St, Manchester, United Kingdom. Deansgate railway station and the Deansgate-Castlefield Metrolink stop are approximately 0.3 miles away, followed by a short walk to Quay Street and the theatre entrance. Visitors arriving by car can use public car parks within easy walking distance, including facilities around Spinningfields and Great Northern. For wider transport options and getting around Manchester, continue with the city guide below.