Step Aboard the Past in the 21st Century: A Titanic VR Triumph
I’m not one who generally ventures into the world of exhibitions, my low attention span suiting live theatre more. However, it’s the summer holidays and I have a bit more time, so I jumped out of my comfort zone straight into the deep end – of the sea. I was worried about finding the location […]
Through It All Together – A Powerful Play For The People Of Leeds
They honestly couldn’t have picked a better moment to bring this new show to life. Leeds United are finally back in the top division, the City’s still riding the high from its celebratory parade, and the timing of this production feels spot on. Leeds has, without doubt, one of the most passionate, loyal, and let’s […]
By Royal Appointment – A Beautiful Insight into British History, Royalty and Fashion
Leeds is being given a treat this week as two stalwarts of British acting take to the stage in a fascinating new play. Anne Reid stars as the late Queen Elizabeth II, while Caroline Quentin—best known for her role in Jonathan Creek—plays her dresser. By Royal Appointment is a witty and poignant new work by […]
REVIEWED – The Worst Princess: A Brilliantly Riotous Romp for Every Prince, Princess and Dragon
Did you know that tucked into the edges of Millennium Square in the heart of Leeds is quite possibly the best theatre in the City for children’s productions? Just take a glance at its seasonal programme—so much of it is dedicated to nurturing the minds of the future. In a country where education increasingly prioritises […]
Rocky Horror Show: The Hilarious Cult Classic That’s Still High-Heeling All Over The Rules
Are you ready for a raucously riotous night out with high heels, fish nets and Jason Donovan like you’ve never dreamt of seeing him before? Then book your tickets now for The Rocky Horror Show which has crashed landed in style at the Leeds Grand Theatre, because they won’t last for long once news of […]
