Limited £20 tickets are available for the new stage adaptation of Victoria Wood's beloved sitcom Dinnerladies, which will star stage and TV favourite Les Dennis. The show is set to run at the Opera House Manchester from Tuesday, 26 January to Saturday, 6 February 2027.
Show Details and Cast
Inspired by the original BBC television series, the stage production brings back all the familiar characters from the Manchester canteen. Les Dennis will play the role of maintenance man Stan. The adaptation is described as 'the first piece of Victoria's work to be produced by her estate'. The full cast has yet to be announced.
Ticket Information
Tickets for Victoria Wood's Dinnerladies are currently available through ATG Tickets, with prices starting from £20. The show is being performed at the Opera House Manchester.
Alternative Shows
As an alternative, tickets are available for Pretty Woman The Musical at the Palace Theatre Manchester from Tuesday, 23 March to Saturday, 3 April 2027, with tickets starting from £21. This musical features direction and choreography by two-time Tony Award winner Jerry Mitchell. Additionally, Billy Elliot the Musical will play at the Palace Theatre Manchester from Wednesday, 2 December 2026 to Saturday, 9 January 2027, with tickets starting from £20.80 depending on the date.
Customer Reviews
While no reviews are yet available for the Dinnerladies stage show due to its future opening, ATG Tickets as a brand has received mixed feedback on Trustpilot. One customer praised the service: 'Amazing customer service, helping me to set up my access account, and then buy my first ticket when it wasn't showing access tickets prices. Thank you!' Another said: 'Excellent service. The girl I spoke to was polite, patient and very helpful.' A third reviewer gave a five-star rating, stating: 'Katie was extremely helpful, very friendly and managed to help me exchange my tickets with minimal fuss.'
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Tickets for Victoria Wood's Dinnerladies are available from ATG Tickets.
