[uz], [uz], [uz] at Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery Until 6 June 2026

The exhibition’s title comes from Them & [Uz], a poem by Leeds-born Tony Harrison, a creative who never forgot his working-class origins. Sadly, Harrison passed away in September, but he was pleased that the University of Leeds was using his words to highlight working-class artists. All 36 artists featured are from, or have significant links, […]

Miss Saigon at Leeds Grand Theatre Until 13 December

A visceral, heart-punching epic that stays with you long after curtain call. Dark, devastating and unflinchingly emotional, ‘Miss Saigon’ is most definitely not your typical all singing, all dancing, highly sparkly musical. Instead, it’s a hard-hitting spectacle that digs deep into human resilience and the cold, all too common pain of love, war and survival. […]

A Town Called Christmas: at Slung Low, The Warehouse in Holbeck, Leeds on 29 November

A Tiny Cast Delivering Huge Festive Magic – Christmas Storytelling at its Absolute Finest. Red Ladder’s A Town Called Christmas may only have a cast of three, but honestly, they deliver the energy of an ensemble of twenty. Leading the adventure is Maryam Ali as Clementine, a wonderfully natural protagonist who sweeps the young audience along on […]

A Christmas Carol at Leeds Playhouse: A Timeless Tale Told With Yorkshire Warmth

Walking into the Quarry Theatre for A Christmas Carol feels like stepping onto the frost-touched streets of Victorian Leeds and I left with a real Christmas glow in my heart for the first time this year. This production takes one of the greatest festive stories ever told and wraps it in Yorkshire warmth, haunting ghosts, […]