The Municipal Theatre Las Cigüeñas hosts a programme featuring comedy, drama, circus, dance, and classical and popular music from October 3 to December 18. Tickets are already on sale online and at the Culture Centre.
The Municipal Theatre Las Cigüeñas in Hoyo de Manzanares is hosting the new edition of the Cultural Autumn 2026 from October 3 to December 18, a performing arts programme integrated into the Network of Theatres of the Community of Madrid. The proposal includes comedy, drama, circus, dance, classical music, and popular music, with performances on weekends.
The season opens on October 3 with the company Torrearte Teatro, formed by local residents, presenting Adulterios by Woody Allen. The production combines the plays Central Park West and Old Saybrook, two comedies about meetings that lead to secrets, infidelities, and confessions.
The Classics in Hoyo cycle, organised by the Da Vinci Musical Association, celebrates its sixth edition with three concerts: Quintet Edition on October 17, From Asia to America on November 14, and Christmas Concert: Back to Bach on December 18. Local and national musicians will participate.
The El Paular Plectrum and Pluck Orchestra, featuring several local residents, will perform Va de Cine on November 7, a journey through film soundtracks. The Municipal Music Band of Hoyo de Manzanares will conclude its participation on December 12 with Christmas Harmony.
Groups and associations linked to the municipality will share the stage with nationally renowned companies
Contemporary circus arrives on October 24 with Máximo Óptimo, a show of improvisation, juggling, and audience participation. The company Larumbe Danza presents The Hare, The Tortoise & The Influencer, a reimagining of the classic fable that addresses social media and human relationships, combining dance, storytelling, poetry, music, and audiovisuals.
Tickets for Adulterios are available on the website web.eagora.app, at the Culture Centre from Tuesday to Friday from 9 am to 2 pm and from 4 pm to 8:30 pm, and at the theatre itself 60 minutes before the start of each performance.
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