Lucy returns with a brand-new show about the power of letting yourself go - in every sense. Whether that means embracing your wrinkles and love handles whilst living in a slanket, or having a couple of Babychams and dancing like nobody’s watching (and if you’re a middle-aged woman, they’re probably not!). It’s also about letting go of the person you’ve always thought you are and using your midlife crisis to pursue new goals and reinvent yourself.

“Impeccably punchlined anecdotes … genuinely delightful” The Telegraph

“A treat from start to finish” The Herald

Leeds’ very own Akeim Toussaint Buck presents Free, a joyful, immersive dance show that celebrates Reggae and its radical history.

This powerful performance is a quest to challenge the confines of borders, flags and occupied lands, to find joy in the darkest hour.

Nyabinghi rhythms vibrate, jazz influences unfold and vivid storytelling underpins this high energy dance show.

With original dub music, you’re invited to gather, skank and lively up yourself, until we're all free.

Performances at Transform 25 co-presented by Transform and Leeds School of Arts.

Join Transform for this solo performance by Ahamefule J. Olu. This is a meeting point between jazz and stand-up comedy - where darkly humorous true stories about other people are mixed with haunting soundscapes.

Uplifting and bleak, deep and silly, a musical score is created live, electronically looping clarinet, trumpet and everyday objects.

Dancer and choreographer Tiran Willemse presents an intense and tension-filled solo performance.

From the precise choreography of drum majorettes in uniform, to the melodramatic movements of white femme starlets and gestures associated with masculine Black rap stars, Willemse examines limiting stereotypes and shifting identities.

Through a focus on hand gestures, blackmilk complicates a mainstream repertoire of legible identities, opening them up to a complex sensitivity that the artist describes as ‘black male melancholia’.

A selection of Yorkshire based independent traders together celebrating Yorkshire Day.

On the day:

- Illustrated goods
- Home baked brownies
- Handmade ribbon roses
- Cakes and desserts
- Role playing games
- Handmade jewellery and wax candles
- Artisan cheeses
- Cards and gifts
- Bee themed products
- Crochet decorations
- Polymer clay earrings and jewellery
- Yorkshire themed gift items
- Posters and greetings cards

Join Transform for Rinse - an intimate yet epic solo performance about the allure of new beginnings.

Dancer and choreographer Amrita Hepi weaves personal narratives with the history of colonialism, art, feminism and pop culture, and asks: is it possible to start again?