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Jan 26, 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Al-Isra’ Wal-Mi’raj
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Saturday, Jan 25
The Way Home: Yoga and...
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Friday, Jan 24
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We have got some amazing shows and events lined up
over the next 12 months, and we couldn't be more excited! A
programme that spans over 65 million years, there'll be something for you at
Slung Low this year.
Hold On To
Your Butts
is a hilarious chaotic shot-for-shot remake of
Jurassic Park with a live foley artist that will NOT disappoint. An
Easter treat!
The improvisation legends The
School Of Night are back to celebrate
their 20th Year, with comedic literary improvisation that will be
sure to entertain! Puppet mastery with Pixiematosis,
real life drama with Third
Class
and Talking
About The Fire and musical treats with The Uncrackable Case
mean that 2025 is off to a ROARING start!
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Hold On To Your Butts
by Recent Cutbacks
Saturday 19th April at 2pm (matinee)
and 7.30pm
8+
“HILARIOUS”
WhatsonStage ★★★★★
65 million years ago, dinosaurs ruled the Earth…
30 years ago, a movie about dinosaurs ruled the box office…
This year, you are invited to HOLD ON TO YOUR BUTTS!
This “funny, head-spinning Jurassic Park parody” (The Times) is a
must-see “chaotic masterpiece” (Stage to Page) that has won over
London fans and critics alike. HOLD ON TO YOUR BUTTS showcases
Foley sound and physical theatre and is “imaginative, slick silliness
on an epic scale” (London Theatre 1).
Don’t walk,
RUN to get your tickets for “a show that should never go
extinct.” (All that Dazzles.)
The Times
★★★★
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The School Of Night
- 20th Year Celebration
Thursday 24th April at 7.30pm
Twenty years
ago The School of Night made its first appearance, at Shakespeare's
Globe in London. Since then, its unique blend of literary
improvisation has been seen all over the UK (Hay, Latitude and
Edinburgh festivals, National Theatre, British Library) and beyond
(in the US, Malaysia and all over Europe) as well as appearing on
many radio shows, including BBC Radio's The Verb.
The School Of Night has appeared for
Slung Low several times, most recently in 2023 to celebrate the
400th anniversary of The Complete Works' publication - and we are
delighted to welcome them back again, performing their new
work by Shakespeare and others summoned from thin air!
‘Never trust a man who, when
left alone in a room with a tea cosy, doesn’t try it on.’
Billy Connolly
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Sing your heart out in
Millennium Square
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Hi
We are thrilled that the amazing tribute acts TaylorMania,
Abbaoke and The Man In The Mirror are coming to Leeds this
summer! Which one are you coming to sing along and dance to? 💃 🎉 🕺
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🌟 Experience the Magic of
Taylormania – A Spectacular Outdoor Matinee! 🎤✨
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TSwifties,
this one’s for you! 💖 Join us
for a special
summer matinee of Taylormania,
the award-winning
tribute to one of the biggest music icons
of our time. From chart-topping hits to an electrifying
performance, this is a must-see for all Taylor Swift fans! 🎶
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🎶 A Thriller
of a Night – The Ultimate Michael Jackson Tribute! 🌟
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Get ready to dance,
sing, and moonwalk your way through an
electrifying evening as Man in the Mirror
brings the legendary music of Michael Jackson
to life! 🎤✨ This must-see outdoor
summer show is packed with iconic hits,
stunning performances, and all the magic of the King of
Pop.
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🎤 Sing you heart out at ABBAOKE 🎶
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Calling
all "Dancing Queens" and "Super
Troupers"! Join us for ABBAOKE, where the magic of
ABBA comes to life. Sing your heart out and relive the hits
that make us all say, "Thank You for the
Music." Don't miss this unforgettable night of
nostalgia and joy!
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Hi
We've got a cracking week lined up for you.
Expect soul, Jazz, Funk, and Blues starting on Wednesday with
Soulful pop Duo Holly & Brendan and ending on Sunday with
Another Workout's monthly deep dig into the Bluenote back catalog.
Carry on reading for the news, this week's Domino winner, the
band line-up and week's cost price.
Much
Love
The Domino
Team
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The
Domino Big Fat Quiz
Our
next quiz is on February 25th
We know you’ll be blown away by the insane talents of Jacob and his
band as they play some of your favorite pop songs in ways you’ve
never heard, can you spot the Kanye West song played in the style
of Russian composer Sergei Rachmaninoff? Will you recognise some
rock bangers when they only sing every other word?
With a whole bunch of fun and creative rounds, this
is a night you won't forget and is head and shoulders above what
you think a music quiz could be.
This is not your average pub quiz, this is how The
Domino does a quiz.
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2024 DOMINO WEEKLY GIVEAWAY
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Domino Winner
Every week, one reader from our mailing list gets
a limited-edition, engraved 2025 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…Morgan Edwards
We'll be in touch via email.
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Don Julio
1942
This small-batch Anejo Tequila, launched in 2002 to mark 60 years
since Don Julio González embarked on his Tequila-making journey. It
is aged for up to two-and-a-half-years in American white oak casks
and filled into an elegant, tapered bottle, reminiscent of an agave
leaf, or ‘penca.’ Remarkably well-polished and complex, This
Tequila displays aromas of Turkish delight, cassia bark and toffee
on the nose, complemented by notes of charred grapefruit peel,
toasted hazelnut and pleasing hints of vanilla.
Usual price per shot £22.64
Our Price per shot £5.11
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THIS WEEK LIVE AT THE DOMINO
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18:30 - 20:30
The Northern House Trio
Motown Band with a sprinkle of Pop & Rock classics throughout
the decades.
Boasting both lead Male and Female vocals this outstanding Trio
know exactly how to start a party.
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21:00 - 23:30
Cleve Freckleton & The Domino Funk &
Soul Band
The funkiest house band in the country are back!
Featuring the legendary Haggis Horns Rhythm section alongside The
Reverand Cleve 'Funky Butt Chunky' Freckleton.
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23:45 - 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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20:00 - 22:30
Another Workout
Born out of a love for the golden era of recorded jazz, this sax
and guitar led quintet takes a dig though the Blue Note records
back catalog.
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The Domino Club,
The Grand Arcade, Leeds (map)
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Our spine-tingling
new production opens 1 February
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The Flying Dutchman
1 Feb
– 28 Mar 2025 (Leeds Grand Theatre
and touring the North)
Tickets from £16*
Displaced
and dispossessed, the Dutchman’s crew
are condemned to wander the seas year
after year. Every seven years, fate
offers them the chance to end this
cycle of purgatory. In a world where
money, power and bureaucracy hold sway,
only one woman, Senta, seems committed
to the truth. But can she bring
redemption?
Find the best tickets for
you. Under 30s members
and children get £10 tickets. New to
opera? Get £20 tickets in great seats,
and a free welcome gift, by signing up
to Try
it ON.*
Sung in
German with English subtitles.
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Not
sure where to sit or your discount is
not applying? Contact our friendly box
office team on 0113 223 3600
or boxoffice@operanorth.co.uk
and they will find the best seats
and discount for you.
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Opera North Ltd.
Howard Opera Centre
8 Harrison Street
Leeds
LS1 6PA
Box Office: 0113 223 3600
Registered Charity No.
511726
© Opera North 2025
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Live
Music @ Seven
Winter Warmers - White Sail
is performing Saturday
25th January 4-6pm. The band is rooted in the music of the
people and the land; a heart driven energy in the way the combined
talents of Jane Stockdale, Chris Bartram and Sarah Dean share their
music and songs. Seven
Bar. Pay What You Feel. Organised by MEWL Music.
Also on Saturday 25th
January, 7.30pm The Emerald Dawn and This
Winter Machine. A dream double-header, The Emerald Dawn is a
multi-instrumentalist, eclectic, melodic progressive rock quartet, a
sound that is cinematic, epic, experimental and powerful. The Winter
Machine is a modern day neo prog band that takes influences from everything
from 80s Rush and Marillion, creating a sound completely their own. Seven Venue. £15 advance / £18
on the door.
On Sunday 26th January
2 -4pm JazzLeeds – January Jazz
Cafe and Jam session. Join JazzLeeds for some music and
laughter. Come and sing/play your instrument, or just watch the fun.
The trio will be the Jazzleeds House Band led by Chapel Allerton’s
pianist wizard Andy Cholerton. Phil Green will be your MC. Seven Bar. Pay What You Feel
collection.
Also on Sunday 26th
January, 7.30pm, the Seven Quiz .Test your
knowledge in a relaxed atmosphere – a great way to end the weekend with
friends. Seven Bar. £5
per team entry. With prizes.
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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This week: UK
City of Culture Celebrations & and an IMAX Awards Epic
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Hello,
Welcome to your
weekly cinema listings. As Bradford's adventure as 2025 UK City
of Culture begins, all eyes turn to Pictureville and Northern
Soul. This must-see season of the northern female lens is
curated by Ali & Ava director Clio Barnard and begins
on Thursday with Clio herself in attendance for a post-screening
discussion of A Taste of Honey.
Elsewhere,
our IMAX, Pictureville and Cubby Broccoli screens are open from
Tuesday to Sunday, and some
incredible awards contenders are hitting the screen this
week.
Keep scrolling to
find information about Golden Globe winner The Brutalist,
the return of twelve-time BAFTA nominee Conclave, and an
early chance to secure tickers for the latest Marvel sensation.
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What's On: 24
– 30 January
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Screening
Thu 19.30
Clio Barnard’s
curated season of the northern female lens begins with this 1961
adaptation of the classic Shelagh Delaney play.
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Screening
daily (closed Mondays)
Adrien Brody stars in
this staggering epic, boldly captured in VistaVision, winner of the
Golden Globes for Best Picture, Best Actor and Best Director.
"It is an
electrifying piece of work, stunningly shot by cinematographer Lol
Crawley and superbly designed by Judy Becker. I emerged from this
movie light-headed and euphoric, dizzy with rubbernecking at its
monumental vastness." – Peter
Bradshaw, The Guardian
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Screening
daily (closed Mondays)
Divine G (Colman
Domingo), imprisoned at Sing Sing for a crime he didn’t commit, finds
purpose by acting in a theatre group alongside other incarcerated
men.This stirring true story of the transformative power of art stars
an unforgettable ensemble cast of formerly incarcerated actors.
“Brimming with
compassion and punctuated by humour, this is a moving look at prison
and prisoners. It’s both infuriating and inspirational to see so much
beauty in such a harsh environment.” – Empire Magazine
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Screening
daily (closed Mondays)
This standout
selection from the 2024 Cannes Film Festival is a dark fairy tale
about one woman’s search for tenderness and morality in a cruel
world.
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Screening daily (closed Mondays)
A
hauntingly beautiful period tale of family secrets, unfolding
against the stunning backdrop of a remote Italian mountain
village.
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Screening Fri 19.00; Sat 17.00; Tue 19.00; Wed
13.45
After
receiving a hefty twelve BAFTA nominations, don't miss the
return of Conclave to our screen.
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Screening daily (closed Mondays)
Angelina Jolie stars in the tumultuous
and tragic story of the life of the world’s greatest
female opera singer from the director of Spencer and
Jackie.
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Screening Sun 13.45; Tue 12.15; Wed 13.00
A love story about the times that change us,
and the times that make us, starring Florence Pugh and
Andrew Garfield.
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Transnational
Japan in Hollywood
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This season explores
representations of Japan as Other by revisiting a collection of
Hollywood films that depict Japaneseness through external lenses.
Purchase tickets for
multiple films in the Transnational
Japan in Hollywood season to receive a discount on your tickets.
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Screening Sat 19.00
Ridley
Scott's neon-lit tale of two New York City Detectives tasked
with escorting a Yakuza hitman.
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Screening Sun 13.15
David
Lean’s Academy Award-winning epic.
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Please note: the
screening on Sunday is an Autism-Friendly Kids’ Club screening. These
screenings are open to all families with children but are
particularly aimed at families with children under 12. Unaccompanied
adults will not be admitted.
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Sat
11.00; Sun 11.00 [Autism Friendly]
A freak accident
might just help an everyday garden snail achieve his biggest dream:
winning the Indy 500.
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Our popular IMAX
documentaries are back! Take in an epic 3D adventure on our largest
cinema screen for a cheaper price than a feature film and discover
prehistoric action and out of this world exploration.
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Screening Fri 13.00; Sat 15.00; Mon 11.00; Tue
13.00; Wed 15.00
An
epic 3D adventure across the magical realm of snow and ice at
the top of our planet.
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Screening Sat 11.00; Sun 13.00; Mon 15.00; Wed
11.00; Thu 13.00
This
prehistoric adventure follows the true story of young fossil
hunters who made the discovery of a lifetime.
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Screening Fri 15.00; Sun 11.00; Mon 13.00; Tue
15.00; Thu 11.00
Step
into the future and discover the exciting innovations
engineers are working on right now to meet a changing world.
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Screening Fri 11.00; Sat 13.00; Sun 15.00; Tue
11.00; Wed 13.00; Thu 15.00
Take a
journey through the stratosphere with this inspiring look at
the wonder of space travel.
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Screening
from 31 January
Sink your teeth into
Robert Eggers' beautifully dark retelling of the gothic masterpiece.
Pictureville is the
only place in Yorkshire to see Nosferatu on 35mm.
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Screening 6 and 9 February
David
Tennant leads a stellar cast in a new 5-star production of
Shakespeare’s Macbeth, filmed live at the Donmar Warehouse in
London.
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Screening 6 February
Interviews,
performances and never-before-seen footage provide insight
into the origins of Led Zeppelin and their rise to musical
stardom.
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Screening
from 30 January
Clio Barnard (Ali
& Ava, The Arbor) curates a special season at Pictureville
dedicated to northern female filmmaking to
celebrate Bradford 2025 UK City of Culture.
Screenings include
Bhaji on the Beach and 35mm screenings of Wuthering Heights and
Under the Skin.
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Screening
from 14 February
Harrison Ford makes
his Marvel Cinematic Universe debut in the latest superhero epic.
Captain
America: Brave New World is available
to see in both 2D and 3D. Check our calendar
for details of individual screenings.
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Local History in Bradford Libraries
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Local History Events
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'Bradford's
Historic Charities: what they were, how they were run and what happened
to them. - An illustrated talk by Janet Senior
Bradford History Lunchtime Lectures
These talks are given by members of FoBALS (Friends of
Bradford Archives & Local Studies) with Bradford Local Studies
Library and West Yorkshire Archives Bradford.
'Bradford's Historic Charities: what they were, how they
were run and what happened to them'
An illustrated talk by Janet Senior
Bradford Local Studies Library
Thursday 30th January
Doors open at 1pm for a 1.15pm start.
Free entry to all events. Booking essential.
Keighley
Mechanics' Institute: it's foundation 200 years' ago and its national and
international reach.
As part of the City of Culture celebrations, Keighley Local
Studies Library is planning a day of events to celebrate the foundation
of Keighley's own Mechanics' Institute, a cultural institution that had
enormous reach in its heyday and was one of the first in England,
following on the heels of the very first in Edinburgh in 1821 and Glasgow
in 1823.
Founded formally by 4 working men at a public meeting held on 14 February
1825, join Jude Rhodes, lecturer in local history and genealogy and the
Local Studies' staff, as they take you through a one place study of this
institution, its history, influence and far-reaching impact. We shall
look at the characters whose lives the institution and its member
influenced, including the Bronte family and later how it benefited
scholars of Keighley's Grammar School, including internationally famous
historians: Lord Asa Briggs and Sir Herbert Butterfield. We shall also
look again at the Institute's associations with Andrew and Louise
Carnegie and their ultimate gift of the Keighley Public Library to the
town in the 1890s.
In the afternoon, Colin Neville, writer and editor of the popular
"Not Just Hockney" web site, will take us through the
Institute's history, emphasising the role of the School of Art, the
subject of his very latest book in his series on the history of art in
the Bradford District. Colin will show how the art school became
internationally renowned through its technical education, led by Sir
Swire Smith, and how it produced artists, art historians and teachers
such as Sir Augustus Spencer who became Principal of the Royal College of
Art in London. Colin Neville's latest book, "Keighley School of
Art" will also be on sale.
Both events are free, just turn up on the day please. We look forward to
seeing you and sharing our wonderful archives.
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Metropolitan District Council · Bradford Council · City Hall
· Bradford · BD1 1HY
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Kick start your year with these healthy habits
Start the new year with a refreshed
outlook…from healthy eating and ditching the booze, to must have products for
2025 as well as where to go for some TLC – Oxford Street is here to help you
make the most of 2025!
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cheesy) gifts and experiences for all your loved ones.
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Valentine's Day dining to book now
Valentine’s Day is just around the
corner so we’ve rounded up the best spots for your date night on the 14th
February! From delicious food, great views and activities there is something
for everyone whether you’re marking the day with your partner or group of
friends…
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South
Asian Sounds is back for 2025,
bringing together some of the biggest names in South Asian
music for a series of unforgettable concerts. Discover the
first events on sale below.
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Baluji Shrivastav &
Re-Orient
THU 15 MAY
The sitar
player and his band present a kaleidoscope of Latin, Indian and
jazz music, alongside rhythms of percussive footwork and
graceful Indian dance.
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BAM!
Jaz Dhami x Sumeet Chopra
FRI 16 MAY
Explore the richness of Bhangra music
with the composer and vocalist, blending traditional
Punjabi music with contemporary UK production.
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Roopa
Panesar’s ATMA (The Soul)
SAT 17 MAY
The sitar player plays music from her
album ATMA alongside some of the finest Indian
classical and jazz musicians in the UK today.
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Symphony
of Gujarat with Osman Mir
SAT 17 MAY
Celebrate Gujarat's folk traditions with
a performance from Third Culture Collective and Osman
Mir, reimagining Gujarati music with a western
classical orchestra.
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Rizwan-Muazzam
Qawwali Group
SUN 18 MAY
The nephews – and living legacy – of
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan bring majestic Qawwali music to
the stage, taking Indian classical music to unexpected
places.
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Do You Know A
Psychopath? Jon Ronson's Sold-Out Show Returns
Get inside the mind of a psychopath with Jon
Ronson, author of The Psychopath Test, as he shares
shocking true stories and reveals how to spot the dangerous minds hiding in
plain sight.
Learn to revitalise your body and transform your
health with wellness expert Emily English.
Discover the secrets of creating your dream garden
with Britain's most beloved horticulturist Monty Don.
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Jon Ronson
1 - 20 Nov | Live Tour
What
happens when a psychopath is in power? Could you learn to spot a
psychopath? Following a box-office-busting, sell-out tour in 2024, Jon
Ronson’s Psychopath Night returns for 15
brand-new live dates.
Marian
Keyes - Last Few
9 - 15 Feb | Live Tour
The
beloved author of iconic novels such as Rachel’s Holiday, Anybody
Out There, and Grown Ups takes the stage to share
stories spanning her early beginnings to her rise as a multi-million-copy
bestselling writer.
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Emily
English
12 May, 7:30pm | Live in London
The No.
1 Sunday Times bestselling author of So
Good and the founder of Epetōme will share her
all-new collection of simple, delicious, and nutritious recipes that make
healthy eating a joy.
Adam Frost
14 Mar - 26 Oct | Live Tour
In his
most personal show to date, the BBC Gardeners' World presenter will
discuss the plants that have shaped his life. Immerse yourself not just in
gardening but in human nature and the madness of it all.
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An Evening with
Stacey Dooley - Stories from Remarkable Mothers
27 Mar, 30 Mar & 4 Apr| Live in London, Chester
& Edinburgh
What does
it really mean to be a mother today? Stacey Dooley MBE, one of the
UK’s most beloved broadcasters, filmmakers and Sunday
Times bestselling authors is returning to the stage
for an intimate evening inspired by her new book, Dear
Minnie: Conversations with Remarkable Mothers.
After
having her first child, Stacey had a new understanding of what family
means, but an awareness that not everyone’s experience of motherhood is the
same.
With the
empathy and investigative skills she’s known for, she will go into the
varied perspectives of mothers today in a moving inquiry of experiences
from pregnancy, to birth and beyond.
Expect an
evening of candid reflections, behind-the-scenes insights from her
award-winning documentaries, and anecdotes from a career telling
extraordinary stories. There will be an opportunity to ask your own
questions, so don’t miss your chance to connect with Stacey in a new
way.
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Nigel
Havers
15 - 21 May | Live Tour
Nigel will
take you on a entertaining trot through five decades of showbiz. Revealing
what life was like, he shares tales of triumph (and disaster), moments of
sheer madness, and, of course, talk a fair bit of b*ll*cks.
Diana
McCaulay
27 Feb, 6:30pm | Streaming
How do we
reconcile the land we claim with the history it holds? Renowned for her
environmental activism and storytelling, Diana invites us into her most
evocative work yet, A House for Miss Pauline.
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Eowyn Ivey
19 Feb, 6:30pm | Streaming
Join
million-copy bestseller Eowyn Ivey, author of The
Snow Child, and interviewer Rachel Joyce
as they discuss Eowyn's newest novel about the beauty and terror of the
Alaskan wilderness, Black Woods, Blue Sky.
Chimamanda
Ngozi Adichie
2 Mar, 7:30pm | Live in London
Celebrate
the launch of the author’s searing new novel, a story of four women and
their loves, longings and desires, in conversation with Elizabeth
Day. From our friends at Southbank Centre.
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An
Audience with Monty Don
25 Jan - 13 Apr | Live Tour
After a
thrilling sellout tour in 2022 Monty is heading back out on tour where he
will share tales from his career in gardening, detail his favourite gardens
– both ancient and modern, and reveal how he fell in love with the natural
world.
Discover
how he created his beautiful garden at Longmeadow, the gardening practices
he considers to be the most useful and important, and the magical impact of
the changing of the seasons on each part of the garden.
With
something for seasoned gardeners and green-fingered novices alike, don’t
miss the opportunity to join Monty for a timely and thought-provoking
celebration of the ever-surprising and comforting presence of nature. This
is the ultimate Monty Don experience.
Check out
a preview of the show here.
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We've just announced two spring festivals to
look forward to: South Asian Sounds, celebrating
contemporary and classical music from India and Pakistan, and Spring
Family Fun, packed with events for all and celebrating 80
years of the Moomin.
Closer to hand, this week's plans include a free
cabaret workshop and our monthly poetry night. Scroll on for
more!
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Spring Family Fun
SAT 5 APR
– SUN 1 JUN
Come and
find roaring shows, marvellous music, spellbinding puppetry and
lots of free fun over the Easter holidays and May half-term
with our events for families.
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The
Lion Inside
THU 17 – SUN 20 APR
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The
Vanishing Elephant
THU 29 MAY – SUN 1 JUN
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Anna
Hibiscus' Song
THU 29 MAY – SUN 1 JUN
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Moomin
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SUN 1 JUN
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An unforgettable festival
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Sound Asian Sounds
THU 15 –
SUN 18 MAY
Don’t miss
a series of unforgettable concerts with some of the biggest
names in South Asian music featuring cutting-edge new voices
and cross-genre collaborations.
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Baluji
Shrivastav & Re-Orient
THU 15 MAY
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Osman
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SAT 17 MAY
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Rizwan-Muazzam
Qawwali Group
SUN 18 MAY
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Creative
Encounters: The Bitten Peach
WED 29 JAN
Slither into the Year of the Snake with
a free event featuring performances, workshops and new
year vibes from the UK’s first queer pan-Asian cabaret
company, The Bitten Peach.
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Out-Spoken:
January
THU 30 JAN
Hosted by poet Joelle Taylor, this
edition of our monthly poetry and music night showcases
Kareem Parkins-Brown, Maria Ferguson and Anthony
Joseph, and music from Karim Kamar and Latekid.
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Things
to do in February half-term at Imagine Festival
Looking for ways to keep the kids
entertained at half-term? We’ve got you covered, from
shows they’ll want to shout about, to opportunities to
meet their favourite authors.
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5
things to know about Linder: Danger Came Smiling
Our retrospective on feminist artist
Linder opens at the Hayward Gallery in February. Read
up on the fascinating artist and her pioneering,
punk-rooted works before you go.
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Alice
Sara Ott: John Field & Beethoven
FRI 7 FEB
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Mickalene
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TUE 11 FEB – MON 5 MAY
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Linder:
Danger Came Smiling
TUE 11 FEB – MON 5 MAY
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The
Colour of Dinosaurs
WED 19 & THU 20 FEB
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Rollercoaster
FRI 21 & SAT 22 FEB
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Rain
check
Introducing our exclusive Net & Ball
printed umbrella, crafted in collaboration with
sustainable brand Original Duckhead and made from
recycled plastic bottles. It's the perfect gift for
making a splash this spring.
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Bradley, Flowers, Smithereens
TUE 4 –
SAT 8 FEB | WILTON'S MUSIC HALL
Witness
the best of contemporary dance in this one-of-a-kind mixed
bill, bringing together works by renowned choreographers Maxine
Doyle, Yuval Pick and Lea Anderson MBE for the first
time.
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Image
credits:
Mickalene
Thomas, Din avec la main dans le miroir et jupe rouge, 2023.
© courtesy the artist.
Untitled, Linder,
1976. Tate, purchased 2007. © Linder. Photo: Tate
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your comments and photos with us by mentioning @southbankcentre
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An epic year doesn't have to cost
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Trying
something new doesn’t have to break the bank this year! Join in
with Southbank Centre x Montreux Jazz Festival Residency's
free programme this weekend and explore Open Doors, a
free series offering creative activities including comedy and
origami.
Scroll on
to find more for families and youngsters, including a
celebration of all things Moomin!
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The
Nina Simone R.A.P.P. Party
SAT 1 FEB
Inua Ellams hosts a Simone-inspired
edition of his Rhythm, Poetry & Prose Party,
celebrating Nina Simone with guest writers, performers
and DJ Sid Mercutio.
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Peng Femme Jam: Inclusive Jam &
After-Party
SAT 1 FEB
Join for a jam and stay for DJs spinning
tunes into the small hours, with the inclusive east
London collective created to platform gender-diverse
musicians.
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First Five: Yomi Ṣode
SUN 2 FEB
Join Yomi Ṣode in this edition of First
Five as he speaks with a special guest about the
works and legacy of Nina Simone.
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Fancy a gig on Thursdays?
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futuretense:
Izzy Withers + Kemi Ade
THU 6 FEB
You're guaranteed a super smooth evening
with the neo-soul of young musician Izzy Withers
meeting the beautiful blend of R&B, jazz and indie
from Kemi Ade.
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futuretense:
Jeffrey The KiDDD + The Black Esper
THU 13 FEB
Sultry vocals and tongue-in-cheek lyrics
transport you back to the 1990s with R&B artist
Jeffrey The KiDDD, and alt hip-hop musician The Black
Esper.
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Craft, giggle or bust a move
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Saturday
Sessions with Club Origami
SAT 8 FEB
See what you can make from a single
square of paper at this interactive afternoon of
performance and making with the crafty Club Origami.
A sensory-adapted version, Relaxed
Sessions with Club Origami, takes place at 10.30am.
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Creative
Encounters: Rangoli and Rhythms
WED 26 FEB
The Sonia Sabri Company brings us a
beautiful rangoli workshop and performances for an
evening of South Asian art and music.
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Saturday
Sessions with Shelf
SAT 8 MAR
Start your
weekend with a chuckle with a performance and
sketch workshop from the fantastically funny Shelf
comedy duo.
A
sensory-adapted version, Relaxed Sessions with
Club Origami, takes place at 10.30am.
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Mix
& Move: Afro Cuban Dance with Luanda Pau
FRI 24 JAN, FRI 28 FEB & FRI 28 MAR
Join Luanda Pau to feel the beat of
Afro-Cuban dance over three sessions, diving into Cuban
Carnival, salsa, street rumba and reggaeton.
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Part of Open Doors
Our regular free events are
open to all, and bursting with creativity.
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Imagine Festival highlights
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Afro
Dance With HomeBros
TUE 18 FEB
Drop in to this free session with dance
duo HomeBros to learn some new moves and routines, and
watch incredible short performances.
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Singing
All Over the World
WED 19 FEB
In preparation
for International Mother Language Day, join us in
The Clore Ballroom for a celebration of little
voices singing many languages!
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Big
Laughs for Little Bellies
FRI 21 FEB
Laugh yourself silly at a comedy show
hosted by cabaret performer, comedian and magician Ada
Campe with an assortment of all-round funny people.
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Prancer
the Dancer's DanceDanceDiscoParty FunShow
SUN 23 FEB
Prancer the Dancer invites you to tear
up the dance floor and power the disco with collective
electric dance energy at a fun-filled party.
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Coming up... Spring Family Fun
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Saturday
Sessions with BAC Beatbox Academy
SAT 5 APR
Learn beatbox sounds and drive the rats
away in a workshop full of singing, rapping and vibes.
A sensory-adapted version, Relaxed
Sessions with BAC Beatbox Academy, takes place at
10.30am.
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Simmer
Down: Good Friday Family Special
FRI 18 APR
Get ready to feel the reggae rhythm at a
special Good Friday family special of Simmer Down.
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Jham!
SAT 19 APR
Come and enjoy a playful and energetic
collaboration between Indian dancers and musicians that
highlights the rhythmic play between the ancient and
the modern.
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Moomin 80
FRI 23 MAY
– SUN 1 JUN
Celebrate
80 years of the Moomins with free events that embrace the
inclusive and welcoming messages at the heart of Tove Jansson's
beloved stories, and visit a unique reinterpretation of the
Moominhouse, where the door is always open to those who need shelter.
Members'
presale opens Tuesday 21 January at 10am
General booking opens Wednesday 22 January at 2pm
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January is traditionally a time of looking forward – whether you’re keen to experience food and drink from exciting new restaurants and bars, discover a new sporting activity, or simply switch off and escape into nature, Edinburgh has something to offer everyone.
So, clear a space in your diaries, it’s time to start planning your next trip to Scotland’s capital. | | |
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| | New in Edinburgh this year
From attractions to food and drink, new sights to iconic architecture, there’s a host of new things to see, do and experience in the city this year.
© The Resident Edinburgh, Jeremy Rata | | |
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| | Celebrate Burns Night in Edinburgh
In celebration of the birthday of Robert Burns, the national poet of Scotland, 25 January has become synonymous with all the things Burns loved about Scotland – good food, good company, good poetry and a wee dram of whisky. | | |
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| | Discover nature all year round in Edinburgh
From rustling through crisp leaves in autumn, to dipping your toes in a sun-bathed sandy beach, our 12 month calendar shows you to experience the best of Edinburgh’s nature whatever the season. | | |
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| | Sports in Edinburgh
Whether you’re lacing up your running shoes for a scenic jog along Arthur’s Seat, tackling the waves at Portobello Beach, or joining a local rugby match, Edinburgh offers a host of different sports activities that cater to all. | | |
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| | Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA)
By April 2025 all visitors, including babies and children, who do not need a visa will need an Electronic Travel Authorisations (ETA) to travel to the UK. | | |
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© Drinkmonger Spirits Festival |
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Meet
Edinburgh’s Makers competition
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Ever
dreamed of exploring the historic charm and vibrant culture of
Edinburgh in pure luxury?
We’ve teamed up with a host of 5-star attractions to give one lucky
winner and their guest the chance to enjoy a 3-day luxury getaway
packed with indulgent experiences – from exploring Edinburgh's rich
heritage and iconic landmarks, to indulging in world-class dining and
accommodation.
Competition closes on 25 February 2025. Open to UK residents only.
T&Cs apply.
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From rugged
coastlines and ancient islands to shimmering lakes and serene
woodlands, Ireland’s national parks offer a gateway to its breathtaking
natural beauty.
In 2025, Ireland’s first marine National Park will be established. Páirc Náisiúnta na Mara,
Ciarraí (Kerry Seas National Park) encompasses several
iconic regions of Kerry, including the UNESCO site Skellig Michael,
Inch Beach Sand Dunes, Conor Pass, the uplands of Mount Brandon, and
various other islands off the Kerry coastline. Ireland’s newest National
Park is dedicated to protecting the vibrant marine life and the
ecosystems that they call home.
Whether you’re hiking through the lush woodlands of Killarney National
Park, biking along the rugged hills of Connemara, or exploring the
moon-like landscape of the Burren, Ireland’s national parks offer
endless opportunities to connect with nature. With each park, you’ll
discover a world of tranquillity and adventure—vast forests, sparkling
lakes, and rare wildlife.
These
protected landscapes invite you to slow down, embrace the outdoors, and
immerse yourself in Ireland's untamed beauty.
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From
the windswept beauty of Connemara to the tranquil lakes and forests
of Killarney, and the dramatic valleys of Wicklow, this adventure
offers a perfect blend of Ireland’s rich history and vibrant natural
beauty.
Parks
Visited: Connemara, Killarney, Wicklow Mountains.
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Hike
through pristine trails that offer gorgeous views of these enchanting
regions. From serene woodlands, and lunar-like landscapes to
windswept coastal paths, immerse yourself in the untamed beauty of
Kerry & Clare's wilderness.
Parks
Visited: Killarney, The Burren.
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Discover
a trip where land and sea wildlife blend in perfect harmony. From
playful dolphins, nesting seabirds, and colourful marine flora, to
friendly deer and beautiful wildflowers.|
Parks
Visited: Killarney, Kerry Seas.
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Wilderness Ireland, Unit 8A 1/2, Northwest Business Park, Collooney,
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How
many deer species live in Ireland? Find our how and where to spot
deer in Ireland, and discover their role in Irish history and
folklore.
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offer a wide range of adventure holidays in Ireland, England and
Scotland. Why not explore our website or check out the tours
on offer from our Wilderness Scotland and Wilderness England
teams?
As always, you can give us a call at +353 (0)91 457 898 or North
America toll-free at
1-844-235-6240 because we’re committed to helping you
find the right adventure.
Warm regards from Ireland and happy adventuring.
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WED 06 - SAT 09 AUG 2025
BY ROYAL APPOINTMENT
The late Queen
Elizabeth II was famous for her discretion. She never said
anything in public that could ruffle the lightest of feathers.
But she had one way of expressing what she really thought –
through her wardrobe.
By Royal Appointment is a funny, poignant and celebratory new
play about the kind of power that only a Queen can wield – she
charms the world through coats and admonishes her family through
a carefully chosen hat.
By Royal Appointment is a behind the scenes peek into the world
of our most popular monarch and the image she presented to the
world. Starring national treasure Anne Reid as The Queen and star
of stage and screen Caroline Quentin as The Dresser. The new play
is written by Daisy Goodwin who created the hit ITV series
Victoria and directed by former Artistic Director of
Shakespeare’s Globe, Dominic Dromgoole.
Accessible Performances Available
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TUE 18 FEB 2025, 3.30PM
THE DETECTIVE DOG - EXTRA
SHOW
Due to
demand, there's another chance to see Julia Donaldson and
Sara Ogilvie's well-loved story, The Detective Dog on stage
for Deaf and hearing family audiences.
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SUN 06 APR 2025, 2PM
NORTHERN TAMIL ASSOCIATION -
SPRING MELODIES 2025
Northern
Tamil Association UK invites you to a breathtaking live
music concert celebrating the best of Tamil music at Spring
Melodies 2025! Featuring a dazzling performance line-up
from both India and the UK, this will be an afternoon of
pure musical brilliance.
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WED 23 APR 2025
MURDER SHE DIDN'T WRITE -
EXTRA SHOW
A
classic murder mystery on-the-spot in this ingenious
improvised comedy. You, the audience, become the author as
the cast act out your very own Agatha Christie-inspired
masterpiece live on stage.
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TUE 06 MAY 2025
LEVISON WOOD - 10 YEARS OF
WALKING THE WORLD
This
brand-new show will celebrate the human spirit and the
transformative power of travel, with captivating stories
from Levison’s remarkable adventures over the past 20
years.
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FRI 16 MAY 2025
DAD'S ARMY RADIO SHOW
Two
actors, two microphones, over twenty-five characters - and
lots of sound effects! Dad’s Army Radio Show bring’s Perry
and Croft’s classic BBC comedy to life in this highly
acclaimed stage production.
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FRI 24 & SAT 25 OCT 2025
HOFESH SHECHTER - THEATRE OF
DREAMS
This new
full-length evening showcases the physicality and
complexity of Hofesh Shechter’s choreography and his
inimitable dancers, as they take the audience on a wild
headfirst dive into the theatre of dreams.
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SUN 02 NOV 2025, 5.30PM
JOSH JAMES: DOIN' ALRIGHT -
EXTRA SHOW
Due to
demand, there's another chance to see one of the most
exciting names to breakout in UK comedy, viral comedy star
Josh James on his highly anticipated debut tour Doin’
Alright.
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SUN 23 NOV 2025
HARRIET DYER: EASILY
DISTRA...
A new
blancmange of whimsy from the somewhat fizzy mind of
Harriet Dyer featuring hot topics such as wearing a wetsuit
on a bus, jaunty social commentary on why couples don’t
talk to each other anymore, and trying to get a cow to lick
the top of your head.
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WED 29 JAN - SAT 01 FEB 2025
BUFFY REVAMPED
Seventy
minutes. Seven seasons. One Spike. This fast-paced gem
brings you the entire 144 episodes of the hit 90s TV show,
Buffy the Vampire Slayer, as told through the eyes of the
one person who knows it inside out.
Age Guidance 14+
From £28.50
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SAT 01 & SUN 02 FEB 2025
NINE: THE MUSICAL IN CONCERT
Ramin
Karimloo leads a start studded West End Cast in celebration
of Hope Mill Theatre’s 9th Birthday, as they present NINE
the Musical in the concert.
From £29.50
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MON 25 - SAT 30 AUG 2025
CHICAGO
Former
Strictly Come Dancing professional and TV Presenter Janette
Manrara will star in Chicago as Roxie Hart. The
"sexiest musical ever" (Metro) comes to Lowry in
August for a full week only.
From £29.50
Accessible Performances
Age guidance 13+
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Yorkshire
Contemporary invites you to experience Town Island, an exciting
art exhibition by visual artist Benaiah Matheson.
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Town Island by visual artist Benaiah Matheson
explores the rich, cultural and historical links and stories
between the island of Carriacou - part of the Caribbean nation
of Grenada - and Huddersfield, UK, following the migration of
people from Carriacou to Yorkshire in the 1950s.
Through textiles, sculpture, video, and painting,
Matheson explores and shares stories of place, migration,
identity, culture, and belonging; drawing inspiration from his
own family and from these communities.
Following its debut at the Grenada Pavilion during
the 2024 Venice Biennale, the exhibition now arrives in
Huddersfield, providing audiences with a unique opportunity to
engage and experience these visionary artworks.
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Exhibition Dates
Saturday 25 January -
Saturday 22 March
Monday - Wednesday & Saturdays
11:00 - 4:00 pm
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Venue
Sovereign Design House and
Toast House Cafe
Queen Street South Annexe, Huddersfield,
HD1 3DR
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Launch Event
Join us to celebrate and view
these visionary art works for the first
time in Huddersfield, UK, following their
debut at the 2024 Venice Biennale!
Saturday 25 January 2025
3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Town Island is delivered in partnership
with Yorkshire Contemporary, The
University of Huddersfield (Arts &
Humanities), Huddersfield Art Gallery,
Kirklees Council, Cultures of Creative
Health and Cultures of Climate.
This project is supported by
Yorkshire Contemporary through the
British Council’s Biennials
Connect Grants programme and is funded by
the UK Government,
the British Council and Arts
Council England
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Copyright (C) 2025 Yorkshire Contemporary /
Project Space Leeds. All rights reserved.
Yorkshire Contemporary /
Project Space Leeds
Project
Space Leeds c/o Sagars
Gresham
House, 5–7 St Paul's St
Leeds, England
LS1 2JG
United
Kingdom
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