Morning Yoga at Lightspace Leeds

Join Charlotte for a juicy Vinyasa flow class on Friday mornings.

Drawing on Charlotte's movement background, this class will embed mindful movement with breathwork and some meditation, to help close the working week and glide you into the weekend feeling long, strong and emboldened.

This is open level class - all ages and abilities are welcome.

Some prior experience of Yoga beneficial, but not necessary.

Pay what you decide!

Fridays 7:45am - 8:45am

Please bring a mat!

Blocks and blankets are available

Alison Spittle: Big (Work In Progress)

PART OF LEEDS COMEDY FESTIVAL 2025

Obesity glorifier and Fat Christ, Alison Spittle is doing some stand-up about sitting down.

Appeared on ‘House of Games’, ‘Celebrity Gogglebox’ and ‘Pointless Celebrities’. Podcast appearances on ‘Off Menu’, ‘The Gargle’ and ‘Trusty Hogs’. Co-host of ‘Magazine Party’, ‘Wheel of Misfortune’ and ‘Guilty Feminist’.

Tour support for Fern Brady, Rob Delaney and Maria Bamford.

British Comedy Guide best reviewed show of the Fringe 2022.

'An hour of near faultless material' **** (Skinny).

Vittorio Angelone: You Can’t Say Nothing Any More (WIP)

Vittorio Angelone is working on his new show in preparation for the Edinburgh Fringe. By this point he hopes it’ll be pretty good.

‘Outstanding’  ★★★★★  The Student

‘Just wow.’  ★★★★½  Chortle

‘he does the whole thing in crocs’  ★★★★  The Skinny

‘it requires a degree of darkness to see just how clever Angelone’s comedy is’  ★★★★  Broadway Baby

‘The kind of class act who makes this job look easy’  The Times

Kieran Hodgson Saves America (WIP)

The United States is having a real cheeky one at the moment, and four-time Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee Kieran Hodgson is trying to work out why.

Expect a host of ill-informed political observations and an attempt to make a Roosevelt impression mainstream. Also, Kieran is now wearing a denim jacket on stage, so this show represents an important stylistic evolution for him. Come see it!

***** – Some newspapers

**** – Most newspapers

*** – The Mirror, 2015

Walk for Parkinson's

People with Parkinson's need ongoing, specialised support. You can help to fund vital new specialist care experts like Parkinson's nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists, pharmacists, and mental health professionals.

Walk with us and you can help us provide Parkinson's training to healthcare professionals. This means more people with Parkinson's, and those who love and care for them, can access the support they need.

Join us for a 1.1 or 6.1 mile walk around the beautiful Temple Newsam.

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