TV success hasn’t turned the head of legendary luvvie Count Arthur Strong as he brings his new show The Sound of Mucus to Leeds Grand Theatre on Sunday 9th April.
The show pays tribute to one of the best musicals the hapless Count can remember and he has a unique pitch to his audience.
West Yorkshire Playhouse is bringing its temporary studio theatre back for four weeks of new work
The Barber Studio Season features critically-acclaimed small scale shows including award-winning work from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and fresh new theatre developed at West Yorkshire Playhouse.
Unlimited Theatre has been in Leeds for 20 years and to celebrated they are taking Am I Dead Yet? on a ‘mini tour’ of local venues.
Am I Dead Yet? is an award winning cabaret-style show about death & dying performed by Jon Spooner and Chris Thorpe and written by Alison McIntyre.
Lord of the Dance is back!
It seems odd to think when Lord of the Dance made its debut it was something genuinely radical and for that reason 20 years on it is still touring.
West Yorkshire Playhouse has put a shout out for wannanbe thespians to join the Community Chorus in its upcoming production of The Grapes of Wrath.
They are holding Open Audition workshops on Saturday 25th March and Sunday 26th March to fill a Community Ensemble for the show that will total up to 40 people.
The award-winning SICK! Festival returns to Manchester and Salford at venue partners The Lowry, HOME, the Whitworth, Contact and STUN.
The festival that runs until March 26th features some hard-hitting new theatre from around the world confronting the physical, mental and social challenges that we face in our individual and collective lives.
Pilot Theatre’s smart and disturbing adaptation of British novelist EM Forster’s science fiction short story The Machine Stops is back on the road dropping into the Lawrence Batley Theatre.
After a very successful 2016 UK tour a remounted version that drops into the Huddersfield venue on Tuesday 28th and Wednesday 29th March.
Yank! The Musical is set to open at Hope Mill Theatre next month, and today we were invited to catch a glimpse of what’s in store for the Manchester audiences ahead of this European Premiere. Performing a number of songs from the show the 12 strong cast seem perfectly at home already at the venue just over a week into rehearsals.
Gutsy girl Nikki Loy turned her back on heartache and a life that didn’t fulfil, and now lives on the road authentically living her dream. Snapping up a van she spotted on the way to the studio as a self-build campervan project, Nikki now ranges the UK pursuing an incredible musical journey with a new view from the window every night.
Packed with lyrical honesty and classic melodies, this is the music of London multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Ben McKelvey. His exceptional & inspiring debut album ‘Life & Love In England’ shot up to the no. 6 spot in the iTunes singer-songwriter chart, and top 50 in the iTunes singer-songwriter chart in Germany. And now announcing he is to open for Mike & The Mechanics on their 32 date UK Tour in 2017.
The National Theatre’s trophy cabinet must be groaning under the weight of gongs for The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time and its back at Leeds Grand Theatre for one week only from Tuesday 28th February to Saturday 4th March.
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