Northenden Players Theatre Club
ENTRY
from £5
WHERE
Manchester
What it’s like
A local am-dram theatre club putting on shows, with non-members paying £5 a ticket.
This is an amateur theatre club rather than a big venue, and the pricing tells you that straight away. Non-members pay £5 to get in, which is about as cheap as a family show gets these days. If you fancy going more than once a year, membership is clearly the way to go, since the site lists free entry for members on top of whatever the non-member price covers.
What's actually on and who it suits isn't spelled out beyond the panto and family theatre label, so you're going in on trust a bit. That's not unusual for a community theatre club, but it does mean you're better off finding out what the current production is before you commit an evening to it.
Booking is available, which is worth using rather than turning up on spec, especially if it's a popular run. At £5 a head for non-members it's a low-risk way to try out a local am-dram night without committing to a season ticket straight off.
Need to know
- Worth knowing
- Members get free entry
- Members get free entry, non-members pay £5
- Booking is available online ahead of a visit
Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
£5 for non-members. Members get in free.
Do we need to book?
There's a booking option online, and for a small club venue it's the sensible way to go rather than hoping for spare seats on the door.
Is it cheaper if we go regularly?
Yes, membership gets you free entry, so if you're planning on going more than once or twice it pays for itself quickly.
Is this a big theatre?
It's a local theatre club rather than a large venue, so expect a smaller, more community feel than a city-centre panto.
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