Palace Theatres’ Peter Ramsey announces retirement after 27-year stellar performance at the helm

read more…: Palace Theatres’ Peter Ramsey announces retirement after 27-year stellar performance at the helm

The man credited with turning the Palace Theatre from a debt-strapped local stage into a thriving multi-venue cultural institution will step down in 2027. Peter Ramsey, President & CEO of the Palace Theatre, confirmed his retirement plans to the board last week, concluding a 27-year era that reshaped downtown Manchester’s arts and economy.

Palace Theatre new season: From Oz to 42nd Street, dancing queens, kinky boots and lots of tradition in between

read more…: Palace Theatre new season: From Oz to 42nd Street, dancing queens, kinky boots and lots of tradition in between

The Palace Theatres are thrilled to announce its highly anticipated 2023-2024 St. Mary’s Bank Performing Art Series. From September to June, the Palace Theatre provides a lineup of productions, including some brand-new shows and beloved classics, that deliver unforgettable performances and world-class talent directly to Manchester.

Palace Theatre marks 20 years of support from Citizens Bank for helping bring the arts to life

read more…: Palace Theatre marks 20 years of support from Citizens Bank for helping bring the arts to life

Citizens Bank continues to demonstrate its dedication and commitment to the mission of the Palace Theatre, which is “to enrich the region’s cultural life and serve as a community resource through its stewardship of the historic Palace Theatre.

‘The Secret Garden,’ a show about relationships and the joy of healing, opens Jan. 11 at The Palace

read more…: ‘The Secret Garden,’ a show about relationships and the joy of healing, opens Jan. 11 at The Palace

At the heart of it, “The Secret Garden” is a show about healing and finding happiness. The Tony Award-winning musical production, based on the popular book by the same name, will be a Palace Theatre premiere when it opens Jan. 11, and you can expect all the usual bells and whistles, along with all the feels – tissues not included.

Magic will happen: ‘Singin’ in the Rain’ and recreating a classic at the Palace Theatre

read more…: Magic will happen: ‘Singin’ in the Rain’ and recreating a classic at the Palace Theatre

“Singin’ In the Rain,” which runs from April 15-May 7, brings the musical sensibilities of the 1952 film version to life on the Palace stage in a classic recreation of a story that recalls Hollywood’s transition, from silent movies to talkies.

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