Squidge is making it's way to Leeds after previews in London and Devon - bringing you a one woman play.

Daisy, a reluctant teaching assistant, is assigned a young Irish traveller to help with his reading. Amid phone calls with her grieving mother, a sexy plumber and whale noises, she finds hope in an unlikely friendship.

"Squidge" is a one-woman show by award-winning screenwriter and actress Tiggy Bayley about those left behind by our education system and finding love in a world determined to hate.

All is well at Sylvie’s Scrumptious Sweet Shop, P.C. Lee can’t resist the fruitcake, Stanley the Horse loves peppermint creams and The Talkative Twins only cause a crumb of chaos. That is until a stranger arrives and their irresistible ice cream threatens to spoil everything.

‘SCRUMPTIOUS!’ is a magical show about friendship and ice cream, with hilarious songs, dancing, storytelling and gentle audience participation - the perfect treat for families and anyone young at heart. 

The incredible Leeds Youth Opera present Children of Eden Junior.

“Children of Eden” retells biblical stories from the Book of Genesis through delightful music and song written by Stephen Schwartz, the composer of “WICKED.” 

The musical serves as an important reminder that every person has a choice and their decisions make an impact on their future.  

Do not miss!

The National Theatre’s acclaimed production of War Horse returns in an all-new UK and Ireland tour.

Based on the beloved novel by Michael Morpurgo, adapted by Nick Stafford, and directed by Tom Morris, this powerfully moving and imaginative drama takes audiences on an extraordinary journey from rural Devon to the trenches of First World War France. At its heart are astonishing life-sized horses by South Africa’s Handspring Puppet Company, who bring breathing, galloping, charging horses to thrilling life on stage.

We come into this world with nothing, and we leave this world with nothing, but is that really true?' There’s all that stuff we accumulate during our lives on Mother Earth, mountains of stuff, rivers of c**p, and out of all that we create extraordinary, beautiful and useful things. Are these things the things that define us and make us who we really are? If we let go of all this stuff, would we lose ourselves?