The Music of Harry Potter by Mystery Ensemble
The Stoller HallImmerse yourself in the world of magical music from the cult fantasy Harry Potter franchise, based on the beloved novels...
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Bublé by Candlelight – at Christmas
Stoller HallGlitzo Events presents 'Bublé By Candlelight', delivering a truly memorable experience that speaks volumes through its heartfelt performances and enchanting...
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Swing into Christmas
The Stoller HallSwing Into Christmas with the Down for the Count Swing Orchestra Celebrate the festive season in style with the sensational...
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Swing into Christmas
The Stoller HallSwing Into Christmas with the Down for the Count Swing Orchestra Celebrate the festive season in style with the sensational...
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William Byrd Singers – Christmas Oratorio
The Stoller HallThe William Byrd Singers, one of the North West’s finest chamber choirs, return to the Stoller Hall to perform this...
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Fever Original – The Jury Experience: An Immersive Courtroom Case
The Stoller HallYou’ve been called for jury duty. Step into the heart of a high-stakes trial that will challenge your beliefs about...
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Lindisfarne
The Stoller HallLegendary 70s folk-rock pioneers Lindisfarne return to Manchester, with a classic five-piece line-up of long-time members fronted by founder-member Rod...
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The Sunday Boys: The Bells At Midwinter
Carole Nash Hall‘…no ear may hear his coming…’ Can a song be haunted? On the longest night of the year, amidst the...
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The Sunday Boys: The Bells At Midwinter
Carole Nash Hall‘…no ear may hear his coming…’ Can a song be haunted? On the longest night of the year, amidst the...
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The Sunday Boys: The Bells At Midwinter
Carole Nash Hall‘…no ear may hear his coming…’ Can a song be haunted? On the longest night of the year, amidst the...
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Bublé by Candlelight – at Christmas
The Stoller HallGlitzo Events presents 'Bublé By Candlelight', delivering a truly memorable experience that speaks volumes through its heartfelt performances and enchanting...
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The Sunday Boys: The Bells At Midwinter
Carole Nash Hall‘…no ear may hear his coming…’ Can a song be haunted? On the longest night of the year, amidst the...
