Autumn 2026 at HOME
Explore an exciting new season of theatre | Aug - Dec 2026
Escape to a season of epic theatre, comedy and musicals
This autumn 2026, we are bringing epic emotions, big laughs and huge musical moments to Manchester.
From August until the new year, both of our theatre spaces hosts a wide range of hilarious comedy acts, gripping plays, laugh-out-loud cabarets, boundary-pushing performances from Edinburgh Fringe and heartfelt family productions.
- Classic and acclaimed plays take the stage in Manchester:
Our autumn 2026 season is a theatre lovers dream with bold productions based on beloved classics both old and new. We've got Mrs Dalloway fusing theatre, live music and film, a fresh new take on Shakespeare's classic tragedy Othello and August Wilson's Fences - The landmark, pullitzer prize-winning play set in 1950s Pennsylvania that is as brave and relevant today as it was when it first premiered in 1985. - A side-splitting season of stand-up, cabaret and drag:
Comedy is truly at home at HOME! As one of Manchester's leading venues for stand-up, solo-shows, cabarets and more, we can't wait to share our upcoming season of guaranteed belly laughs. From Rich Hall to the completely bonkers Umbilical Brothers, Maisie Adam and a drag celebration of Schitt's Creek on stage during Manchester Pride, House of Comedy and more... - A season of family spectacles:
Our autumn season closes in spectacular style with a family music packed with unforgettable music and dazzling displays of magic - The Sorcerer's Apprenctice. We also have inventive puppetry and gripping stories from The Littlest Yak and At Sea. - Boundary Pushing Drama:
Iron takes us on an intense psychological journey set in a women's prison, Bull explores the unsettling world of workplace bullying, RUM is a darkly humorous new play about masculinity, mental health and addiction. Plus, the edniburgh fringe sensation FAMEHUNGRY returns to HOME with its acerbic take on social media
Agenda
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Sat 12 Sep11:00Theatre 2
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Sat 12 Sep14:00Theatre 2
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Tue 15 Sep19:15Theatre 2
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Wed 16 Sep19:15Theatre 2
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Thu 17 Sep19:15Theatre 2
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Fri 18 Sep19:15Theatre 2
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Sat 19 Sep13:45Theatre 2
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Sat 19 Sep19:15Theatre 2
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Thu 24 Sep19:30Theatre 1
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Fri 25 Sep19:30Theatre 1
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Sat 26 Sep19:30Theatre 1
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Tue 29 Sep19:30Theatre 1
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Wed 30 Sep19:30Theatre 1
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Thu 1 Oct14:00Theatre 1
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Thu 1 Oct19:30Theatre 1
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Fri 2 Oct19:30Theatre 1
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Sat 3 Oct14:00Theatre 1
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Sat 3 Oct19:30Theatre 1
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Tue 6 Oct19:30Theatre 1
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Wed 7 Oct19:30Theatre 1
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Thu 8 Oct14:00Theatre 1
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Thu 8 Oct19:30Theatre 1
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Fri 9 Oct19:30Theatre 1
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Sat 10 Oct14:00Theatre 1
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Sat 10 Oct19:30Theatre 1
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Fri 2 Oct19:45Theatre 2
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Sat 3 Oct14:15Theatre 2
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Sat 3 Oct19:45Theatre 2
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Thu 15 Oct19:45Theatre 2
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Fri 16 Oct19:45Theatre 2
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Sat 17 Oct19:45Theatre 2
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Tue 27 Oct12:30Theatre 1
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Tue 27 Oct15:30Theatre 1
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Wed 28 Oct11:00Theatre 1
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Wed 28 Oct14:00Theatre 1
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Thu 29 Oct11:00Theatre 1
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Thu 29 Oct14:00Theatre 1
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Thu 29 Oct19:45Theatre 2
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Fri 30 Oct19:45Theatre 2
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Sat 31 Oct14:15Theatre 2
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Tue 3 Nov19:30Theatre 1
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Wed 4 Nov19:30Theatre 1
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Thu 5 Nov14:00Theatre 1
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Thu 5 Nov19:30Theatre 1
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Fri 6 Nov14:00Theatre 1
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Fri 6 Nov19:30Theatre 1
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Sat 7 Nov14:00Theatre 1
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Sat 7 Nov19:30Theatre 1
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Wed 4 Nov19:45Theatre 2
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Thu 5 Nov19:45Theatre 2
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Fri 6 Nov19:45Theatre 2
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Wed 11 Nov19:45Theatre 2
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Thu 12 Nov14:15Theatre 2
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Thu 12 Nov19:45BSLTheatre 2
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Fri 13 Nov18:00+ Q&ATheatre 2
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Sat 14 Nov14:15Theatre 2
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Sat 14 Nov19:45Theatre 2
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Thu 19 Nov19:00Theatre 2
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Fri 20 Nov19:00Theatre 2
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