Craig, your friendly host, has just inherited a creepy mansion from his Great Uncle Vladimir. Join him as he explores the mansion’s secrets and meets some of its strange and spooky inhabitants.
What GHOULS and SPECTRES haunt the gloomy corridors of this old house?
What are those EERIE SHAPES moving through the dark forest outside?
And what MYSTERIOUS CREATURE lurks in the cellar down below?
The Windrush Secret, set in 2018, is about a young white far right racist party leader, a black Caribbean diplomat and a white Oxford educated Home Office government official who are giving speeches on the same day, at different times, in separate locations about a million people who migrated from the Caribbean to Britain between 1948 and 1973 (The Windrush Generation), and the British political scandal which began in 2018.
One of them has a dark secret that he struggles to come to terms with during his fiery speech–it will change his life forever!
Join us for Invisible Pain Theatre Company’s latest original production Olivia!
Based on the well loved Charles Dickens tale of Oliver, this steampunk extravaganza follows our heroine Olivia as she navigates hardship, friendship and mental health on her quest to find her true self.
Packed with both original music and big hits, this feel good show is bound to have you dancing in the aisles.
Jennie Lee by Mikron Theatre Company
The extraordinary life of the radical MP you’ve never heard of…
In 1929, Jennie Lee left her coal-mining family in Scotland to become Westminster’s youngest MP – so young that, as a woman, she couldn’t even vote for herself.
Tenacious, bold and rebellious, Jennie cut her own path through history.
Jennie fought with her every breath for the betterment of all our lives. She believed that every person deserved their share of the fruits of the earth – for wages, health, and housing, and for art and education too.
ACCA Dance Theatre are Leeds based dance theatre making work that reflects and comments on the contemporary society via funny, thought-provoking dance theatre performances and participation activities. Their style has a physical backbone, drawing on character and conceptuality to investigate the topics which inspire each project.
Now they have a question for anyone aged 18+, female identifying, who loves dance and theatre and wants to perform in front of an audience...
Nominated for 'best newcomer' at Greater Manchester Fringe 2024, The Beauty of Being Herd is Ruth Berkoff’s debut show - a funny, heartfelt, quirky tale with original songs, comedy and even a rave about Hannah, who's decided to live as a sheep.
Don’t worry, she’s thought it all through. She’s even got a raincoat. And she’d love to tell you all about it at her BIG GOODBYE PARTY. Everyone is invited.
Atom and Luna are twins. They never break any rules and never, ever go into the deep dark wood.
But these are no ordinary twins. Trouble is, only the birds and the moon know just how special they are…
When life takes an unexpected turn all rules are turned upside down. Atom and Luna must venture into the deep, dark wood to find Old Mother Redbeard and to save their larger than life visitor, Iffly Sney.
Cynthia, a Yorkshire factory worker and wannabe fashion designer, is desperate to be a part of the changes happening in swinging London. Wide eyed and innocent, Cynthia soon finds herself under the wing of the intriguing and glamourous Jayne and her family of collected outcasts.
Using 1960’s inspired music, and set around the events of the Grosvenor Square riots, 68 tackles the clash of cultures taking place in late 1960’s Britain from the changing attuites towards gay rights, and the Vietnam war, to police brutality and the lasting effects of sexual abuse.
Waiting for Gateaux by Ed Waugh & Trevor Wood is a satirical play set in possibly the worst health and fitness club in the North of England. This slimming club boasts one cycle, one yoga mat, one exercise ball and one muscle stretcher.
A comedy about four seriously dysfunctional people who come to the club more out of loneliness than a desire to lose weight. They are there to make friends and have a good gossip.
Internationally renowend Pianist, Lucy Parham, and Dame Harriet Walter perform I, Clara: Clara Schumann - A Life In Music
In a beautifully intimate setting, internationally renowned pianist Lucy Parham joins forces with award-winning actor Dame Harriet Walter (Ted Lasso, Succession) to perform I, Clara: Clara Schumann - A Life in Music.