HOME Manchester has announced five new Homemaker productions, a series of works challenging artists to create in lockdown for an audience to enjoy at home. The latest works to be made available include James Monaghan’s sunset to sunrise online performance, Let’s Spend...
HOME Manchester is celebrating International Women’s Day with a series of film screenings, gallery tours, workshops and theatre shows. Across the weekend, HOME Manchester is offering a tour of the Manchester Open Exhibition, a workshop on production and beat-making,...
Theatre company Figs in Wigs are returning to HOME Manchester to present the live art feminist adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women. The production, Little Wimmin, examines how the past is thought of, what’s wrong with the present, and what we’re going to do...
George A Romero's 1968 cult classic Night Of The Living Dead will be recreated shot-for-shot at HOME Manchester in a co-production between imitating the dog and Leeds Playhouse. The movie, a low-budget independent zombie horror film telling the story of seven...
¡Viva! Spanish and Latin American film festival will return to HOME Manchester in Spring 2020 for its 26th appearance in Manchester. The festival will host 31 feature films and 10 short films from Spain and Spanish-speaking Latin America including 15 UK premieres. The...
Cult cabaret duo Bourgeois and Maurice will premiere their new musical Insane Animals at HOME Manchester this February with a two week run. The larger than life production features time travel, aliens, political and environmental commentary all wrapped up in a...
Ad Infinitum present their latest production Extraordinary Wall of Silence at HOME Manchester during a 13-show run in February. Commissioned by HOME Manchester, Extraordinary Wall of Silence comprises three powerful coming-of-age stories. Supported by The North Wall,...
HOME Manchester will host a retrospective of acclaimed Manchester-born screenwriter Robert Bolt as they kick of their 2020 film programme. Their annual British Screenwriters season will be dedicated to the Manchester-born and education screenwriter this January. The...
Manchester-based poet, playwright and performer Chanje Kunda will debut her new one-woman show Plant Fetish at HOME Manchester. The production first appeared as a work-in-progress performance at HOME’s Push Festival earlier this year but will now have a four...
Manchester-based Company Chameleon open a UK tour of their new show The Shadow with a world premiere at HOME Manchester. The dance theatre company have developed a strong reputation for creating socially relevant dance theatre, exploring human issues. They take on...
The award-winning Forced Entertainment return to Home Manchester alongside Real Magic with latest production Out of Order. A troupe of hapless clowns sit huddled round a table, waiting for trouble to start, like friends divided or deadlocked politicians. There are old...
HOME Manchester will host the greatest show on screen season as a series of huge musicals comes to the First Street venue. The season was announced over the weekend with a flashmob performance of Singin’ in the Rain outside HOME (yes, it was suitably rainy). As part...
Matt Haig’s Reasons To Stay Alive comes to HOME Manchester with a stage adaptation from Sheffield Theatres and English Touring Theatre. The production is directed by Jonathan Watkins, featuring text from April De Angelis. At 24, Matt’s world collapsed under the weight...
A new HOME Projects exhibition, Flash Bang Wallop, has opened at HOME Manchester with Manchester photographer Chris Payne exploring drumming. Flash Bang Wallop imagines and recreates the early memories and self-perfecptions of drummers in a series of portraits...
The third annual season of Not Just Bollywood comes to HOME Manchester celebrating the work of women directors. Running for three weeks at HOME Manchester, Not Just Bollywood 2019 reflects on HOME’s Celebrating Women in Global Cinema season with a string of films...