It’s the most wonderful time of the year….
Fringe.Is.Back.
And not just any old Fringe. Greater Manchester Fringe.
All that creativity, talent and in all those exciting and unique spaces around Manchester.
The Greater Manchester Fringe Festival returns for its 11th year, in its original summer slot from Friday 1st until Sunday 31st July.
Over the years, people have performed fringe shows in all sorts of unusual spaces, including camper vans, tents, Roman forts and even in a crypt…
This year, the venues include: Chapeltown Picture House, Foundation Coffee House, Frog and Bucket, Whitefield Garrick Theatre, GM Police Museum, Gullivers, International Antony Burgess Foundation, The Kings Arms, Lock 91, Moston Small Cinema, Salford Arts Theatre, The Seven Oaks, Lions Den, The Peer Hat, The Squad House, Twenty Twenty Two, Whitworth Locke…
“Some of the greatest performers, actors, poets, bands, artists and creative writers have come from the North West, so it is fitting to have our Fringe Festival in Greater Manchester as a host for exciting, emerging talent. We can’t wait to see all the exciting shows lined up for next month.”
Lisa Connor,
Director of The Greater Manchester Fringe
The programme of events is packed with over 100 productions, including drama, comedy, music, mime, children’s shows, storytelling, puppetry, visual arts, spoken word, walking tours, running tours and lots of fabulous performers, at affordable ticket prices.
In addition, some of the shows are free to offer access to a non-traditional theatre-going audience.
To see the full listings and book tickets, visit: Greater Manchester Fringe
In the meantime, get a flavour of GM Fringes (Fringii?) past with a scroll through the Honorary Manc archives…
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