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Harewood
Mother's
Day Weekend
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Whether you're seeking a thoughtful gift or
a creative bonding experience, Harewood is offering a range
of activities to make this Mother's Day weekend one to
remember.
Stroll through our Artisan
Spring Market to find a unique creation from local
artisan producers or take your senses on a journey with our
Mother's
Day Afternoon Tea and get messy with one of our
themed craft activities.
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Discover Handcrafted
Treats
Fri
8–Sun 10 Mar
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Over
100 local makers, crafters, and producers will transform
North Park Walk into a haven of creativity at our first
ever Artisan
Spring Market, curated by Little
Bird Made.
From fancy cheese toasties and hand crafted
sourdough, to miniature rainforests and vegan skincare, our
market showcases independent traders from across
Yorkshire.
Tickets for the Artisan Spring Market cost
£5 in advance and guarantee entry to Harewood
Grounds and Gardens. The market is open 10am–4pm, and dogs
are very welcome.
Please note parking will be on the event
fields located in front of the ticket
barriers.
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Sip, Savour and Share the
Love this Mother's Day
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Whether you're treating your Mum, your
favourite Auntie or your best friend, show them how much
they mean to you with our carefully curated selection of
artisan teas, hand-crafted sandwiches and freshly baked
cakes and scones.
Fancy adding some extra sparkle?
We're delighted to be working with the team
at Nyetimber.
For over 35 years, Nyetimber has had a single aim: crafting
exceptional English Sparkling Wine that rivals the very
best in the world, and now you can enjoy a glass (or a
bottle!) in our beautiful Billiard Room.
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Jump about this Easter
Sat
23 Mar–Sun 14 Apr
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Celebrate Easter at Harewood with
family-friendly events! Join the Rainbow Rabbit
Easter Trail and race around the Lakeside Path, find all
the eggs to receive a sweet and cute surprise from PLAYinChoc.*
Or head inside and embark on an Easter Treasure Hunt to
explore the House with your little ones, seeking out hidden
Easter characters among the furniture
*A small
charge applies
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Introducing £2 Concession
Tickets
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Harewood is delighted to announce a brand
new low-cost admission ticket for people in receipt of the
following: Universal Credit, Pension Credit, Income-related
Employment and Support Allowance (ESA), Income-based
Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA), Child Tax Credits (CTC),
Working Tax Credits (WTC), Income Support, or hold Refugee
Status. Proof of eligibility is required.
These discounted tickets are part of a
larger goal to make Harewood more accessible to people of
all ages and all incomes! Click below to find out more.
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What's next?
As we embark on our 'Reimagining
the Landscape' project, we are interested in
hearing from a diverse range of visitors to help shape our
ambitious development plans for Harewood.
We invite you to be a part of this journey
by completing this short 2-minute survey below. Your
thoughts and experiences will play a vital role in shaping
Harewood's future.
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The perfect gift
Still
on the hunt for that special gift? Look
no further – we've got an array of options that will truly
make a lasting impression. Consider gifting an
unforgettable experience with tickets to one of our diverse
outdoor events, ranging from the thrilling Classic
& Performance Motor Show to the delectable
Great
British Food Festival and returning VW
Festival. And for the dog lovers, DogFest!
Explore our Harewood online
shop for a curated selection of food and drink,
unique maker collections, and thoughtfully crafted hampers.
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Thank
you for your support of Harewood House Trust –
without your tickets, purchases and donations we wouldn't
be able to stay open for everyone to enjoy.
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Harewood House Trust, Harewood Leeds, West Yorkshire LS17
9LG
Registered charity in England no 517753
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Have your say!
We're always
looking at ways to improve Restaurant Week and we really value your
opinions. Share your feedback in our 5 minute survey for a
chance to win a £50 voucher to any Eat Leeds restaurant!
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Welcoming Spring
Ambiente
Seasonal Specials are around until the end of Feb
including Charcoal roasted cod, rosemary BBQ glazed chicken thigh
and more. House
of Fu are offering an 'in-between-weather' dish:
Spicy Tuna Bowl, full of goodness and a spicy warmth. Livin'
Italy's new menu has now arrived! Head on down to
Granary Wharf where you can enjoy some Italian flavours...
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Pastry
Club is back at Kino
Taking
place on the first Monday of every month, enjoy a tasting menu of
delicious pastry at Pastry
Club, Kino, for £45 per person. Expect
hand-made, locally-sourced dishes inspired by all things pastry
and pies. Their head chef says: “Come with an open mind and an
empty belly…”
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Introducing
Scran Social Club
Taking place on Sunday 3rd March, 12-6pm at
Leftbank Leeds,
Scran Social Club will be bringing you all
the best street food from in and around Leeds. For their first
Sunday session, they'll be welcoming street food traders; Two
Cocks Chicken, Yorkshire Pizza Co and Wheely Indian alongside
food and vintage stalls, and live music - the perfect combination
for a top Sunday session! All this alongside FREE entry, what's
not to love!
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Swifty
Bottomless Brunch at Manahatta
Join Manahatta Merrion Street on Friday 8th March
for their iconic bottomless, paired with your favourite Taylor
Swift songs. Enjoy a playlist filled with all
of her most iconic hits, whilst you sip unlimited drinks for 2
hours, and dine out on a delicious meal before an evening of
dancing under the mirrorball.
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Eat Leeds · Unit 9 Acorn Business Park Leeds, · Leeds, West Yorkshire LS14
6UF · United Kingdom
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Lying
Together @ Seven
On Saturday 2nd March
4-6pm the first of the Spring Sessions – Jon
Palmer Trio, featuring 3 members of the 6 piece ‘Jon Palmer
Acoustic Band'. Same positive attitude, and same compelling mix of
uplifting and original folk, roots, and rock ‘n’ roll. Seven Bar. Pay What You Feel.
In the evening on Saturday
2nd March, 7.30pm, Lying Together
is a black comedy about sex and deception. Completely improvised by
award-winning comedians, each show is based on an anonymous confession
chosen by the audience. Let’s find out why we lie to the people we
love. Act Of The Year
2019. 16+. £10.
JazzLeeds – Andy Panayi
with the Richard Wetherall Trio perform on Sunday 3rd March, 1.30- 4pm. Andy
Panayi is an exceptionally gifted jazz musician, playing flute and
saxophone while Richard Wetherall is one of the finest piano players on
the Northern scene.
£12 full / £10 conc. Kids under 16 free.
Also on Sunday 3rd
March, 7pm, rounding off the weekend, the Sunday Quiz.
Test your knowledge in a relaxed atmosphere – a great way to end the
weekend with friends and family. This and every Sunday. £5 per team entry. 7pm start.
With prizes.
A full programme of events coming up in March, kicking off with, Sandy Smith – A Night of
the Stars on Friday
1st March, Lying Together
on Saturday 2nd March,
and JazzLeeds – Andy Panayi
with the Richard Wetherall Trio on Sunday 3rd March.
Where the event is
ticketed, tickets are available at TicketSource via www.sevenleeds.co.uk
We look forward to seeing you at Seven very soon.
Every £ spent at Seven helps support high quality arts in a local
setting.
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Our next big-ticketed event at the Domino is An
Dannsa Dub.
An Dannsa Dub is the brainchild of dub vocalist & producer
Tom Spirals and Scottish traditional musician Euan McLaughlin,
their sound celebrates the ancient Gaelic and West Indian Rhythms
that influenced Reggae, together they summon the joyous communal
energy of a cèilidh and a Dub sound system session.
With support coming from Leeds-based afro-fusion crew
Kontiki who love the guitar-infused dance music of Central and
West Africa - soukous, rhumba, highlife.
Tickets are selling fast for this awesome night of live music,
secure yours from the link below.
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2023 DOMINO WEEKLY GIVEAWAY
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Every week, one reader
from our mailing list gets a limited-edition, engraved 2024 Domino
which gets you free entry on paid nights, a welcome
cocktail with every visit to the club and a queue jump
with one friend.
This week's winner is…Ethan Sharpe
We'll be in touch via email.
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Berry
Bros - Single Malt Scotch
45.3% ABV
Whilst not a household name, due to its rich
Speyside character being vital to Scotland’s blenders, Dailuaine
is quite a sizeable distillery, producing noteworthy and
deliciously toothsome single malt.
Aromas of grassy, light green fruits fly out of the glass
followed closely by tell-tale signs of thick, Sherry wood.
Prunes, dates, and spiced oak scale the olfactory senses. The
palate is rich and full
Our Price £3.61
Usual Price £15.41
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THIS WEEK LIVE AT THE DOMINO
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9:00pm - 11:15pm
Mojah
Energetic feel good reggae band Mojah make their
welcome return to the Domino Club. Featuring some of the best
musicians in Yorkshire, Mojah play, Reggae, Soul, Blues, Rock and
Pop in their own roots style.
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11:30pm - 2am
The House Band
Featuring an all-star cast from Leeds thriving
Jazz-Soul and Funk scene, the house-band was built from the
ground up with a mission to get people dancing..
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7:30pm - 10:30pm
The Jazz Jam
Fergus Quill will be ring-leading what is going to be a brilliant
musical get-together. Bring your weapon of choice, choose one of
the songs from the extensive list of standards, and play with our
top-notch house band.
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THEATRE IN THE MILL
- UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD
UPCOMING
EVENTS THIS WEEKEND
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Friday Feast with Lady Bushra & South Asian
Queer Joy
Come join us this Friday 1st March
for an evening of bold, joyous and thought-provoking performance,
food and party fun
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A horror-themed choreographic show
stops at RQRN Festival, as part of a UK and international tour
Marikiscrycrycry present Goner,
a horror-themed choreographic show will stop at a University
of Bradford festival as part of a UK and international tour.
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Marikiscrycrycry will hold a workshop and two
performances during the second and final weekend of the Right Queer
Right Now (RQRN) festival.
2nd March 19.00hrs - doors opening 6.30pm included in the
weekend pass, alongside the dance workshop (14.30hrs on the
3rd March) PLUS ACCESS TO AN AMAZING ARRAY OF OTHER ACTIVITIES AND
EVENTS FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
Download and view the full RQRN Festival Programme
ThIs new shows include a horror-themed choreography piece,
based on the character The Goner, looking at themes including
alienation, migration and violence. It follows someone who is
doomed with no chance of survival—bound to death, a lost and hopeless
case. It is the brainchild of Malik Nashad Sharpe, a choreographer
and movement director whose work features dance and dark fantasy.
Malik said: “It
feels really amazing to be able to go back to Bradford and to show
a new work to the audiences that are there. I developed most
of my last show in Bradford and so it feels really exciting to be
able to come back there because I had such fond memories of my
experience and I felt very inspired. I love the city”
Marikiscrycrycry will also hold performances in the USA, Lithuania,
Sweden and Denmark during the tour, which will end with a series of
shows in London in May 2025.
Single event tickets 3rd
March showing is 18.30hrs - doors opening 18.00pm - £8.00 / £4.00
Festival ticket 1st - 3rd March which includes
the peformances on the 2nd and workshop on the 3rd - £15.00
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THE PRO 'DRAG' WRESTLING CABARET
NIGHT YOU DIDN'T KNOW YOU NEEDED!
CAMP is the Coalition of Angry
Macho Pussies, a Drag Wrestling cabaret night, providing us with an
afternoon workshop and evening performace
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Actual wrestling matches, burlesque, drag acts, cut
scenes in the crowd, audience interaction, ring babes, 2 hosts -
one good, one evil, to guide you through the night.
Single event tickets 2nd
March performance - doors opening 19.30pm - £8.00 / £4.00
RINGSIDE
LIGHT REFRESHMENTS INLCUDE: BURGER, HOTDOGS, VEGITARIAN PIZZA,
VEGAN HOTDOG AND NACHOS WITH VEGAN VEG CHILLI SERVED TILL 10PM
Festival ticket 1st - 3rd March - £15.00 including both
afternoon workshop and evening perofrmance.
Festival Tickets include access to all events over
the weekend of 1st - 3rd March click here for full
programme
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SEED COMMISSIONS
Rommi Smith - 'In The Stacks With
Audre Lorde and Other Queer Stories.'
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Jack Ky
Tan - SC-FI Workshop
Anas
Data - 'DL to URL'
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Copyright © 2022
Theatre in the Mill, All rights reserved.
Our mailing address is:
Theatre in the Mill
University of Bradford
Bradford, West Yorkshire BD7 2DP
United Kingdom
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World Book Day,
children and young people
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World Book Day!
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World Book Day
returns on 7th March!
Bradford Libraries will be supporting the charity’s
mission to encourage all children to discover a love of reading and to
have access to books. There’ll be special story times and crafts, class
visits and all libraries will have stocks of free World Book Day books
to give away and £1 book tokens too. Read on to find out more...
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Monday 4th March
4:00pm - Design your own book cover
at Manningham Library.
Tuesday 5th
March
2:00pm - Storytime at Shipley
Library.
Wednesday 6th
March
2:00pm - Storytime and springtime
crafts at Silsden Library. Booking recommended - contact the library
directly.
Thursday 7th
March
10am-5pm - Design bookmarks at
Manningham Library.
10:00am - Elmer Again story time and
elephant craft at Clayton Library.
10:00am - World Book Day special
story time at Ilkley library.
10:30am
- Elephant rhyme time at Menston library, then later a dinosaur story
time and origami dinosaurs at 3:30pm.
11:30am - We're Going on a Bear Hunt
puppet show story time and Rhyme Challenge launch at Heaton Hub.
2:00pm - World Book Day under 5s
activities at Burley Library followed by activities for 5-11s from 3:30pm.
2:45pm - World Book Day rhyme time
and craft at Bingley Library followed by a World Book Day After School
Club (5-11years) at 3:30-5:00pm
with themed crafts and board games.
3:00pm - Draw and write about your
favourite character/book at Keighley library.
3:30pm - Design book marks and book
jackets at Wibsey library.
Friday 8th March
10:30am - World Book Day themed
story time at Wyke library.
Saturday 9th
March
10am-12:00 - World Book Day colouring
at Manningham library.
Plus..
Allerton library at Café West will be having a busy week
with activities and events based on Where’s Wally?, The Gruffalo’s 25th
Birthday and Elmer and the Magic Biscuit.
NEW eBooks and
eAudiobooks for children and teens!
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 In
our recent Young People's Library survey, you told us you wanted to see
more eBooks and eAudiobooks on Borrowbox for children and teens. We
listened!
You'll find a range of new titles available 24/7 at Bradford Libraries - BorrowBox. Log in
using your library card.
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 Young People's Library Survey
If you know someone aged 8-18 who hasn't had their say in
our Young People's Library survey, they can complete it here. It's
anonymous, should only take 5 minutes and can help us to shape our
service for young people.
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It's competition
time!
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To mark Children's Mental Health Week, we'd like you to
create a piece of artwork or creative writing based on one of
these themes:
A book from one of
the Reading Well collections (children's or teen's)
'Things that
matter to me'
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Shortlisted entries will be showcased in a library
exhibition during Mental Health Awareness Week in May 🤩
- The competition is open to 5-18 year olds. Entries will be shortlisted
in Key Stage categories.
- Make sure your entry is no bigger than A3 size.
- Include name, address, email/phone number and age on your entry.
- Submit entries to Sam McGee at Shipley Library, Well Croft, Shipley,
BD18 3QH by March 31st.
We can't wait to see your entries!
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Metropolitan District Council · Bradford Council · City Hall
· Bradford · BD1 1HY
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WOW Women Of The World Festival Saturday 2nd
March
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Bradford Libraries
Events & Activities.
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WOW Women Of The
World Festival
Culture & Events by Bradford Council
are partnering with WOW - Women of the World Festival,
Bradford Libraries, Impressions Gallery, Spoke, Keighley Creative plus wonderful
artists and creatives, to bring you a weekend full of inspirational,
empowering and creative activities.
Special events
are taking place at City Library on Saturday 2nd March including ....
 Illustrator and Author, Kate Pankhurst
Kate will be sharing her Fantastically Great Women series
and explore how they used their talents, followed their dreams and
refused to take ‘no’ for an answer.
City Centre Library 12 – 12:45pm
Free. No booking required. Suitable for
families with children aged 5+
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 Zine of You
Use collage and colour to make a magazine exploring what
matters to you with artist Rosie McAndrew.
City Centre Library 1:30-3:30pm
Free No
booking required. Suitable for families with children aged 5+
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 Special Edition of SISTERHOOD Open Mic
Hosted by Spoke and Spoken Word artist Sharena Lee Satti. Come and
share your poetry and spoken word, or just sit back, relax and listen
to some local talent in a friendly and safe space for anyone who
identifies as female or non-binary.
With an incredible headliner all the way from London -
Nova Neelofer.
Please note this special edition is open to adults and
young people age 14+. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.
City Centre Library 7-9pm
Free. Booking required - https://www.tickettailor.com/events/spokepoetryhub/1129338
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The WOW Weekend Takeover has lots more creative and
inspiring activities taking place in Impressions Gallery, City park and
Keighley Creative. All the events are free. For full details follow the
link -
BD Walls
(visitbradford.com)
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Metropolitan District Council · Bradford Council · City Hall
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As the first
month of our exciting off-site programme Pictureville
Presents: Cinema at The Studio wraps up, here's a look at
what's coming up in March.
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Yorkshire Games Festival
Takeover
Sat
9 March
Join the Yorkshire
Games Festival from 18.00 on Saturday 9 March for an evening of all
things gaming at The Studio with a brand-new adults-only games
social.
Grab a drink, bring
some pals and play a massive range of board games, and card games
with the team from Dungeons & Flagons.
Experience Big
Screen Gaming with exciting, weird, and wonderful multiplayer
games on offer - you'll also be able to show off your skills by
taking part in optional gaming challenges for real prizes!
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Your Fat Friend (15)
Thu
7 Mar 20.00; Fri 15 Mar 20.00; Sat 16 Mar 17.30
Acclaimed director
Jeanie Finlay charts the rise of Aubrey Gordon over six years, from
anonymous blogger to New York Times best seller and beloved
podcaster with an audience of millions.
A film about fatness,
family, the complexities of change and the messy feelings we hold
about our bodies.
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Suffragette
(12A)
Thu 7 Mar 11.00; Fri 15 Mar 14.00
This
powerful British drama tells the inspiring story of the fight
for women’s right to vote.
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Lady Bird (15)
Thu 7 Mar 14.00; Thu 14 Mar 11.00
Life
becomes complicated for a rebellious young woman in Greta
Gerwig's hit directorial debut.
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Past Lives (12A)
Thu 7 Mar 17.30; Thu 14 Mar 20.00
Two deeply close friends
reconnect decades later in this acclaimed drama.
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Petite Maman (U)
Thu 14 Mar 14.00
Gentle
French fantasy film following a young girl who builds a
treehouse at her mother’s childhood home.
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How to Have Sex
(15)
Thu 14 Mar 17.30
Three
British teenagers arrive in Crete for a wild summer of
drinking and partying in this prize-winning drama.
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The Breadwinner
(12A)
Fri 15 Mar 11.00; Sat 16 Mar 14.00
Canadian
animated drama in which a young Afghan girl disguises herself
as a boy to provide for her family.
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Bend it Like Beckham
(12A)
Sat
16 March 20.00
A one-night-only
screening of this British classic, which follows a young girl who
dreams of playing football despite the objections of her family.
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Kids' Club: Song
of the Sea (PG)
Sat 16 Mar 11.00
A
young boy discovers that his little sister is a 'selkie' who
needs to free fairy creatures trapped in the modern
world.
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Shakespeare on
Screen
From Thu 21 March
Join
us at The Studio for a week of The Bard's best adaptations,
with titles including Romeo + Juliet and 10 Things
I Hate About You.
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NT Live: The
Motive and the Cue (TBC)
Fri 22 Mar 19.00; Thu 28 19.00
This
electrifying brand-new play directed by Sam Mendes brings
Richard Burton's infamous Hamlet
rehearsals to the big screen.
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The
Studio is located on Morley Street, just round the corner
from the Alhambra Theatre’s main entrance. Please note there
is no access to The Studio via the Alhambra Theatre.
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You
can find out more information about the space, including
accessibility information and a full walkthrough video,
on the Bradford Theatres’ website.
Tickets
are available to book online or in-person at The Studio
30 minutes before each screening.
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Pictureville Cinema
remains closed as RAAC investigations continue. Our IMAX and Cubby
Broccoli screen are temporarily closed, as part of the National
Science and Media Museum's once-in-a-generation
transformation.
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Incredible shows in Huddersfield this month |
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Hi,
We have something for everyone this March,
from award-winning comedy to magical family adventures and
lots more in-between!
Why not discover something new in our Cellar
Theatre? An intimate and unique studio tucked underneath our
main stage, in our Cellar Theatre we're bringing you the best
shows from across the UK and showcasing locally rooted
artists who are creating incredible performances right here
in Yorkshire.
This month join West Yorkshire based artist
Natalie Bellingham for The
Polar Bear (Is Dead), a playful show about
loss, the climate crisis and the Spice Girls. Or come along
to Meet
Parveen, a new show that explores the
triumphs and tribulations of getting older, from West
Yorkshire based company Falling Stars Theatre. Click
here to find out more about what's happening in our Cellar
Theatre.
See more of the incredible shows coming up
this month below or visit
our website to check out our full What's On schedule.
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75 Mines. 3 Sisters. 1 Cause. (And a six pack
of Babycham)
Marking the fortieth anniversary of the 1984
miners’ strike, Yorkshire-based, radical theatre company Red
Ladder return to Huddersfield with their musical-comedy.
Told through sweet harmonies and witty
one-liners, in this female-only production there are no
miners and no cops. Instead everyday squabbles collide with a
strike that forces three sisters, Olive, Mary and Isabel, to
question their lives, their relationships and their family
ties.
From bored working class women living in the
shadow of their miner husbands to feisty and committed
campaigners in their branch of Women Against Pit Closures,
follow the sisters fortunes in a pit village, hit hard by the
Government’s war against the miners.
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A Tribute to Glenn Miller
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The Leeds-based
16-piece Big Band, Northern Swing Orchestra, return
with their tribute to the great bandleader and
musician.
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Join "stand-up
comedy's coolest customer" - The Telegraph,
for his brand-new show of incredible live comedy.
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The race is on in
Northern Ballet’s playful re-telling of this classic
tale. A perfect opportunity for your little ones to
enjoy live music, ballet and theatre.
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Kick off your half
term with a Shakespeare themed play in a day! Dive into
the fun of creating theatre in this introduction
to the work of Shakespeare, suitable for ages 9-11.
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Lawrence
Batley Theatre
Lawrence Batley Theatre, Queen's
Square, Queen Street, HD1 2SP
Box Office: 01484 430528
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Company No.
01504033 | Charity No. 510693 |
Kirklees Theatre Trust is a registered charity and company limited
by guarantee
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