Kate Peters and The Northern Swing Orchestra
Swing Into Sunday with the sensational 16-piece Northern Swing Orchestra Big Band and the wonderful Kate Peters, a uniquely talented and versatile vocalist based in the north of England.
Swing Into Sunday with the sensational 16-piece Northern Swing Orchestra Big Band and the wonderful Kate Peters, a uniquely talented and versatile vocalist based in the north of England.
Step back in time 80 years and visit wartime Leeds with a time travelling resident of the city!
Visit the city in a time when commuters moved by tram, the streets were awash with uniforms and a pint was 7 pence. Join our promenade into Leeds’ past, led by a young resident of 1943 played by an actor to find out about life in the city 80 years ago. This is a unique experience that shouldn’t be missed!
Discussion with the world's first-ever Professor of Addiction and Recovery, and powerful music and poetry from people in recovery.
Part of the "Writing on Air" Festival at Chapel FM Arts Centre.
Floods force a group of strangers to seek refuge in a coppiced wood. Will they survive? Will they make it through the rain? A new theatre work from The Performance Ensemble.
Part of the "Writing on Air" Festival from Chapel FM Arts Centre
A rousing music performance by Chapel FM Arts Centre's resident youth music ensemble.
Part of the "Writing on Air" Festival at Chapel FM Arts Centre
A crash, a coma, submerged emotions. Racing-car driver Jean-Pierre races against time, and himself. Script-in-hand performance of this audio drama by Catherine Shonack.
Part of the "Writing on Air" Festival at Chapel FM Arts Centre
Never heard of this famous artist and writer? He’s buried in Seacroft! Illustrated talk by Geraldine Beattie.
Part of the "Writing on Air" Festival at Chapel FM Arts Centre.
As part of Queer History Club we are thrilled to welcome Adam Zmith to talk about his book, Solemates with historian Kit Heyam.
Stories performed by Sonja Miller and their writer Neil Rathmell.
Part of the "Writing on Air" Festival at Chapel FM Arts Centre
The fascinating story of how Len Biran’s refugee father used his wits to keep his family safe and fed through World War 2.
Part of the "Writing on Air" Festival at Chapel FM Arts Centre.