MANCHESTER International Festival will today (Tuesday 23 June) release the last few remaining tickets for some of the festival's largest commissions and most intimate shows, including a handful of previously sold-out performances.
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From 10am punters will be given a last chance to catch Icelandic superstar Björk's return to the festival at the Castlefield Arena (5 July), four years on from debuting her ground-breaking multimedia 'Biophilia' project just down the road at Upper Campfield Hall.
MIF will also release the final tickets for Arca & Jess Kanda's previously sold out night at Ancoats' Hallé St Peter’s, The Invisible Dot's Adam Buxton & Friends in Albert Square (3-5 July), and Manchester Camerata's one-night spectacular with Estonian composer, Avro Part ('the world's most played living composer'), at The Bridgewater Hall (12 July).
There'll also be more low-cost £12 tickets released by the festival for Greater Manchester residents on or below the national living wage.
Tickets will be released throughout the day from 10am and announced via the Festival Twitter account @MIFestival for the below:
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