Looking for a fun and unique family day out in Leeds? Get ready to put on your detective hats! Opera North's The Big Opera Mystery is a brand-new, interactive show that's perfect for a brilliant day out with the kids.

First produced by Red Ladder Theatre Company, The Life and Soul is a 30 min theatrical performance about male mental health. The performance will be paired with a Q&A with playwright Chris O'Connor, director Leanne Rowley, actor Tom Swift and special guest Joseph Faulkner, dealing with the issues raised.

Johnny is a hard-boiled detective from New York City, California, and he’s got just one more case to crack before he retires from the CSI Miami. See, somebody did a very bad thing, and he'll be damned if they get away with it. But there’s one thing Johnny didn’t expect. The clues all start to point towards the mysterious dame he met this morning…

Featuring original music, dance, questionable puppetry, and side-splitting laughs, Bisexuelle is the hotly anticipated second show from Brighton Fringe multi-award winner and Musical Comedy Awards finalist Selena Mersey.

Four storytellers. One ancient tale. A thousand interpretations. Journey back to a world of monsters, kings and dragons, and fate... but don't expect a quiet night of poetry and hero worship. In this thrilling, darkly comic retelling, Beowulf becomes the battleground for four clashing voices.

the Sage, who reveres the tale;

the Ardent, who worships its hero;

the Pup, who questions everything;

and the Ghoul, who just wants the gory bits.

Together, they wrestle with an epic that has shaped generations. But whose version will you believe?

Who cares for you when your parent is in prison?

Kailey’s mum’s been sent to prison, and she needs to grow up – fast. She’s just turned eighteen; first job, her own place, big nights out. This might just be freedom after all.  But when you’re young and your parent is taken away, who do you turn to when things get a little too messy?

Who cares for you when your parent is in prison?

Kailey’s mum’s been sent to prison, and she needs to grow up – fast. She’s just turned eighteen; first job, her own place, big nights out. This might just be freedom after all.  But when you’re young and your parent is taken away, who do you turn to when things get a little too messy?

Enemies. Balconies… Sausage Rolls?!?!

Three award-winning fools tackle Shakespeare’s epic love story with nothing but a box of bargain bin wigs, a tatty floral dress, and a burst air mattress they found by the bins…

Described as ‘like Horrible Histories but funnier’ (Primary Times), the ‘delightfully wacky’ Rubbish Shakespeare Company return with an anarchically joyous, family-friendly treat.