Alongside a spectacular programme of concerts running throughout the summer, the RNCM hosts a series of delightfully engaging concerts, events and activities for families with children of all ages to enjoy, from live movie soundtracks to action-packed festivals.

RNCM Young Explorers: Music From Trolls | Sun 16 Jun | 2pm | £9-£13

On Sun 16 Jun, the RNCM’s enchanting Young Explorers series adds a dose of live orchestral magic to songs from the beloved kids’ film series Trolls, as the timeless enchantment of DreamWorks Animation is brought to life by the innovative Untold Orchestra.

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This Young Explorers performance offers the perfect opportunity to introduce children to orchestral music with a relaxed, engaging afternoon of Trolls soundtrack favourites including Justin Timberlake’s Can’t Stop the Feeling, True Colours and Ariana Grande’s They Don’t Know.

Explore@RNCM | Sun 30 Jun | 12pm | FREE

After a roaring success last year, Explore@RNCM returns for 2024 with a family-friendly extravaganza packed with live music, festival food, face-painting and creative hands-on workshops for children and grown-ups of all ages.

Commencing at 12pm, the free afternoon of entertainment celebrates the vibrant spirit of Manchester’s performing arts community with a summer party in the heart of the city.

Keep up to date with programme announcements and book your free tickets below.

RNCM Community Opera: Silverwood | Thu 4- Fri 5 Jul | 8pm | FREE

Presented by the Community Chorus, an open access choir that welcomes adults of all backgrounds and abilities, the RNCM’s first ever Community Opera production delivers an epic, uplifting musical adventure inspired by this year’s environment-focused programme theme, The Future is Green.

Packed with shocking twists, triumphant spirit and timeless operatic wonder, the brand new show is co-written with the Chorus and composer and conductor Kate Pearson and welcomes celebrated director Jonathan Ainscough. It follows a tight-knit community who unite to fight back against corporate greed when their beloved local green space comes under threat from craven property developers.

Promising to entertain and galvanise in equal measure, Silverwood explores the highs and lows of defending our natural lands and communal spaces, as soaring melodies and spellbinding scenes combine to celebrate the importance of solidarity to preserving our world.

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Words:
Wolf McFarlane
Published on:
Wed 15 May 2024