MANCHESTER
THE PALACE THEATRE
Updated
This week at The Palace Theatre: Tue 10/13 — PYT: The Giver, Thu 10/15 — MUSE: A Salute to Divas of the 90s!, Fri 10/16 — Uncaged: Zac Brown Tribute. Upcoming: Wed 10/21 — TedX Amoskeag Milyard, Fri 10/23 — Back In Black: The Best AC/DC Tribute Experience.
ABOUT
The Palace Theatre is a historic stage production venue at 76-96 Hanover Street in Manchester, New Hampshire. The theater has a current seating capacity of 880 seats (reduced from the original 1,100). It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Athens Building.
WHAT TO EXPECT
The Palace Theatre produces a full season of musicals, plays, comedy, and concerts. It also operates a second venue, The Rex Theatre, nearby for smaller performances. The theater is the primary home for professional stage productions in Manchester.
HISTORY
Construction began in June 1914 by Greek immigrant Victor Charas with architect Leon Lempert & Son. The Palace Theatre opened on April 9, 1915 with the musical comedy Modern Eve. Up to 1930, the Palace hosted touring vaudeville companies featuring performers including Jimmy Durante, Bob Hope, Harry Houdini, The Marx Brothers, and Red Skelton. On November 2, 1974, the Palace reopened after a restoration with a new facade, lighting system, and orchestra seating.
UPCOMING SHOWS as of 10/12/2026
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