Monday 23 January 2023

New season at Carriageworks Theatre, Leeds

 Full details below:

What's On / January - February 2023


 

Newsletter
Spring/Summer Season 2023

 

Hi

We’re starting 2023 with the award winning community arts group LIDOS who present Puss in Boots (Fri 20 - Sat 28 Jan), a family-fun pantomime that is sure to beat those January blues.

It follows hot on the heels of more fantastic panto news that Aaron Steadman and Anna Phylactic  won 'Best Dames', Matthew Hargrove won 'Outstanding Dancer' and the Carriageworks Theatre won the 'Welcoming Venue' award in the 2022 Pantomime Awards for our recent Cinderella.

Keep scrolling for important dates in February, including guaranteed laughs with Shoe Cake Comedy Club (Fri 3 Feb), Haunted (Fri 3 - Sat 4 Feb) for ghost story fanatics, and Banff Mountain Film Festival (Tue 14 - Wed 15 Feb) and Mark Beaumont: Faster (Sun 26 Feb) for the adventure-seekers.

Pirate Bonnie (Sat 11 - Sun 12 Feb) is the perfect show for families and there’s an exciting mix of tales and talks as part of the 2023 Leeds Literature Festival (Sat 25 Feb - Sun 5 Mar).

Check out the whole of our new 2023 Spring/Summer Season brochure by clicking the link below.

Take Care,
Carriageworks Theatre Team

New Year, New Brochure!

 

 

 

 

What's On: January - February

 

Puss in Boots

Fri 20 - Sat 28 Jan

When the Miller dies, Jack, his adopted son, receives his inheritance along with his brother Jasper. Jack enjoys the simple things in life, so is quite pleased to find out that he has inherited his beloved cat – Puss, whilst his brother Jasper receives all the Miller’s riches. But, this feline is no ordinary cat. Good Fairy, Priscilla, gifts a magical pair of boots to Puss who sets about to change Jack’s destiny to win the Princess Esmerelda’s hand in marriage.

 

Shoe Cake Comedy February

Fri 3 Feb

The Shoe Cake Comedy Club makes a welcome return this month with their 100% raw improvisation.  Headlined by The Discount Comedy Checkout, you can expect to see TV favourites Chris Lumb, Natalie Smeaton and Phil Smith, starring alongside Eddie French, Tom King and Mandy McCarthy.

Alex Hylton and a line up of fantastic stand up open the show before the improv begins.

 

 

Haunted

Fri 3 - Sat 4 Feb

Two classic ghost stories adapted for stage. In The Monkeys Paw, the White family are presented with a strange object said to be able to grant wishes, meanwhile strange tales emerge from Cabin 105 of an ill-fated passenger ship in The Upper Berth.

 

Pirate Bonnie

Sat 11 - Sun 12 Feb

Pirate Bonnie is looking for treasure - but no ordinary treasure, for she is no ordinary pirate. The treasures she seeks are the long-lost stories of swashbuckling pirates. Feel the rush of wind in the sails as Bonnie sings the songs of pirates of old.

 

 

Banff Mountain Film Festival

Tue 14 - Wed 15 Feb

The Banff Mountain Film Festival joins the world’s best adventure filmmakers and explorers as they push themselves to the limits in the most remote and stunning corners of the globe.

 

The Light Princess

Thu 23 - Fri 24 Feb

A brand new opera based on the classic fairytale by George MacDonald. Cursed from birth, The Light Princess seeks to beat the spell set upon her.

 

 

The Language of Fear

Sat 25 Feb

Discussing everything from the Gothic tradition to horror fiction, and the appeal of ghost stories, a panel will attempt to answer the question: why do we love being scared? 

 

In Conversation with Catriona Ward

Sat 25 Feb

Catriona Ward will discuss her experiences with her breakout bestseller The Last House on Needless Street, as well as her current novel Sundial, and her life prior to the publication of her award-winning debut, Rawblood.

 

 

Mark Beaumont - Faster

Sun 26 Feb

 

Faster captures the wanderlust to find new disciplines of cycling and new wild places, including those closer to home.  As Mark turns 40, he reflects on a career, now building towards a level of performance and precision that allows him to continue to push boundaries.

 

 

Coming Up: March

 

Football Clichés

 

 

Poets, Prattlers, and Pandemonialists

 

 

Shoe Cake Comedy March

 

 

 

Lemn Sissay - My Name Is Why

 

 

For The Many

 

 

Evening Conversations with Sudha Bhuchar

 

 

 

 


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