carriageworks summer 2013 what's on

May – July 2013

Thurs 2 MayMain Auditorium: 7:30pmTickets: £11 (£9 concession)

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Welcome to the Carriageworks Theatre

Welcome to the Carriageworks Theatre Summer Brochure. The Festival Season kicks off in Leeds with Breeze International Youth Festival (23 May – 2 June) and JFest International (2 – 6 June) both taking over the Carriageworks Theatre with a variety of performances and plenty of opportunities to get involved.

We are working to provide Leeds with high quality, accessible family entertainment. This season includes Spot’s Birthday Party (26 May), Star (29 May) and Dotty the Dragon (11 May). Meanwhile we continue to offer a strong, professional strand of new work with The Enough Project (28 – 29 June) and Snap.Catch.Slam (3 May) and support rising comic talents like Roisin Conaty (9 May).

Enjoy this Summer at the Carriageworks Theatre!Cllr Adam OgilvieExecutive Member for Leisure & Skills

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Leeds Civic Arts GuildLeeds Civic Arts Guild is an association of various amateur drama, music and opera companies who meet and perform regularly at the Carriageworks Theatre including:Cosmopolitan Players – Leeds Amateur Operatic Society – Leeds Arts Centre – Leeds Art Theatre in partnership with Spotlight Theatre Company – Leeds Children’s Theatre – Leeds Gilbert & Sullivan Society – Leeds Insurance Dramatic & Operatic Society – Leeds Writers’ Circle – Leeds Youth Opera – Morley Amateur Operatic Society – Shatterproof – S.T.A.R.S – St Mary’s Youth Theatre – West Riding Opera

Leeds Civic Arts Guild has an ever growing membership and you can take part too. Everyone is welcome, from old hands to complete novices. This might be the opportunity you’ve always wanted to tread the boards and become the star of the show! Or you could experience the thrill of being backstage by getting involved in lighting, sound and set building.

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Come to the ‘New Members Evening’ every second Tuesday of the month at 8pm in the Carriageworks Theatre Level 2 Bar.For more information visit www.lcag.org.uk

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A film noir thriller with added beartastic facts and revenge songs. Angela is a solicitor’s clerk. She works with the defence team during criminal trials.The job brings her face to face with people accused of GBH, rape and murder. In the cells under the Old Bailey, Angela meets her client who is on trial for murder. “I didn’t do it.” He says. “The Bear did it.” He’s obviously lying. Or mad. This is London after all. But when she examines all the evidence, reads all the files, there it is again. The bear. Someone else saw it. Without quite knowing why, Angela finds herself hunting the bear. Until she discovers the bear is hunting her.A taut, tense and funny show about an everyday murder and a mythic bear.

‘Improbable... is one of the most energising and provocativeforces in British theatre’ ThE GuARDIAn

The BearAngela Clerkin in co-production with Improbablein association with Ovalhouse present

Directed by Lee Simpson,Co-Artistic Director Improbable Performed by Angela Clerkinand Guy Dartnell,Improbable Associate ArtistsDesigned by Rae Smith,Tony and Olivier Award-winningDesigner and Lucy Sierra


Thurs 9 MayMain Auditorium: 7:30pmTickets: £12

Fri 3 MayMain Auditorium: 7:30pm Tickets: £11 (£9 concession)

Roisin ConatyWinner of the Foster’s Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer 2010 and star of Have I Got News For You, Russell Howard’s Good News and Dave’s One Night Stand, Roisin Conaty is a multi-talented writer and performer.She has also appeared on Show and Tell (E4), The Angina Monologues (Sky1), The News Quiz (Radio 4), Arthur Smith’s Balham Bash (Radio 4), Russell Kane’s Whistle Stop Tour (Radio2), It’s Your Round (Radio 4) and Impractical Jokers (BBC 3). Roisin brings her distinctive style of stand-up to theatres and comedy festivals all over the world.

‘A fast-paced, refreshing and exciting talent with an engaging and original world view’ThE SunDAY TIMES

Aslan Productions present

Snap.Catch.SlamWritten by Emma JowettDirected by Ben Caplan

This is a raw, emotionally-charged piece of intimate storytelling that focuses on three devastating moments that change the characters’ lives forever. Snap is inspired by the true story of a teacher who physically attacked a troublesome pupil in 2010. Catch is inspired by a 2008 newspaper image showing a baby being dropped from the third storey of a burning apartment. In Slam, Karen’s head injury leaves her with a memory that wipes itself clean every few minutes. The three narratives interweave in an electrifying portrayal of the fragility of human life.

Sat 11 MayMain Auditorium: 11am & 2pmTickets: £9.50 (£8.50 concession), £6 (no concessions)Family Ticket: £34Age 3+

Adapted for the stage by Bill DaviesMusic and lyrics by Frank GoodhindSet and puppet design by Lisa Kelly

Blunderbus Theatre Company present

Dotty the Dragon

A brave little dragon in a big,scary world!Dotty is a baby fire dragon. She lives at the top of a mountain with her grumpy dad, Mr Dragon. In the village below, everyone fears for their lives, for dragons eat children! Or so they believe. But Dotty would never eat children! Not ever... She’s a vegetarian.Instead, she loves to gaze down and watch the children playing in the orchard, – and one day, she decides to pay them a surprise visit. After all, everyone loves surprises, – don’t they?

Blunderbus is proud to present this enchanting fairytale adventure with a very happy ending. This clever new show comes to life with an irresistible blend of live music, fabulous puppets and high energy storytelling.Little people aged 3 – 7 will love this funny, heartwarming tale. But, big people will have lots of fun, too. You can’t help but fall in love with Dotty the baby dragon...www.blunderbus.co.uk

Wed 22 – Thurs 23 Mayupstairs @ The Carriageworks: 7:45pmTickets: £9 (£7 concession)

Thurs 23 – Sat 25 MayMain Auditorium: 7:30pm, Sat matinee 2pmTickets: £12 (£10 concession)

Thunder Road in association withharrogate Theatre present

The Count ofMonte CristoBased on the original novel by Alexandre DumasAdapted for the stage by Polis Loizou

“Life is a storm, my young friend. You will bask in the sunlight one moment, be shattered on the rocks the next. What makes you a man is what you do when that storm comes…”Edmund Dantès finds himself wrongfully imprisoned within an impenetrable fortress, the infamous prison Château D’if. A lifetime of isolation awaits, but a chance escape quenches Edmund’s thirst for vengeance. The hero is now the villain, and the villain will have his revenge.

Cosmopolitan Players present

The Vicarof DibleyWhen their vicar passed away in the middle of a service, the inhabitants of the small village of Dibley expected his replacement to be another old man with a beard, a Bible and bad breath. Instead, they got Geraldine Granger, a woman who enjoys nothing more than a good laugh and a packet of chocolate HobNobs. The thoroughly modern, pop music-loving vicar is far from the only eccentric character in the village.Cosmopolitan Players serve up three hilarious episodes from one of the most popular TV sit-coms, The Vicar of Dibley – Songs of Praise, Radio Dibley and Celebrity Vicar.

Fri 17 – Sat 18 MayMain Auditorium: 7:30pmTickets: £11 (£9 concession)

Sat 11 Mayupstairs @ The Carriageworks: 7:45pmTickets: Free, booking essential


Tiny house present

Up ‘n’ Under IIEight months ago, The Wheatsheaf Arms, a team of hopeless, out of shape underdogs, took on the ‘unbeatable’ Cobblers in a game of rugby. Many said it couldn’t be done... and they were right. Now their story continues in Up ‘n Under II with a rematch. Training is underway but morale is dipping and cracks in friendships are beginning to show as the team realise what a huge mistake they may have made. A perfect mix of Rocky and Peter Kay’s Phoenix Nights, this is John Godber’s love letter to rugby, northern humour and Yorkshire. Up ‘n’ Under II is a wholly standalone story and does not require any knowledge or viewing of the original play.

Inside Film present

The Condition ofthe Working ClassDirected by Mike Wayne and Deirdre O’neill

Everything changes and yet everything stays the same. In 2012 a group of working people from Manchester and Salford come together to devise a theatrical show from scratch based on their own experiences and Engels’ classic 1844 book, The Condition of the Working Class in England. This film follows the process from first rehearsal to first night, a mere eight weeks later and situates their struggle to get the show on stage in the context of the daily struggles of working people facing economic crisis and austerity politics.Screening to be followed by a Q&A withthe directors.

Wed 29 Mayupstairs @ The Carriageworks: 10:30am, 12:30pm& 2:30pm Tickets: £8 (£6 concession)Family Ticket: £24Age 2+

Sat 18 Mayupstairs @ The Carriageworks: 1:30pm & 3:30pmTickets: £8 (£6 concession)Family Ticket: £24Age 5+


Goody and Storey and mac birmingham present

StarJoin the green-fingered Gardener and the tidy Tailor who live at opposite ends of the world. All they share is a bright star glittering in the sky above them. One sad day this star disappears. As the Gardener and the Tailor search high and low for the star, they find something even more amazing and unexpected... A lighthearted and touching tale of friendship, needlework and botany.

‘A world of talent... perfect forchildren aged 2 to 5’ BIRMInGhAM MAIL

Odd Doll present

The Worried WalrusWendy the Walrus is polishing up her tusks as she prepares to enter the annual animal beauty contest for the very first time. However, when all the other animals boo her off stage, she dives deep into magical journey of self discovery. What she will she find at the bottom of the ocean?Performed with live original music this spectacular puppetry show has been made for all big kids over 3 who love great adventures!Please note: There will be opportunities to feed the animals!

‘utterly mesmerizing!’ThE LIST

Sun 26 MayMain Auditorium: 1:30pm & 3:30pmTickets: £12 (£8.50 groups of 10+)Age 2+

It’s the birthday of everyone’s favourite puppy! All Spot’s friends will be here; Steve the Monkey, Helen the Hippo and Tom the Crocodile plus Spot’s mum and dad, Sally and Sam. Special guest Marco the Rabbit Magician will be there too, ensuring there’s never a dull moment. Join in the fun – music and songs, games and stories – theatrical magic to capture everyone’s imagination.Come dressed for a party and make a birthday card for Spot.Musical fun for everyone!

Spot’s Birthday PartyPW Productions and nick Brooke Ltd in association with haddock Productions present

Adapted and directed by David WoodBased on the books by Eric hill

It’s Spot’s birthday, it’s party time – and you’re invited!

‘The fun is very infectious’RIChMOnD AnD TWICKEnhAM TIMES

‘…the educational content of theshow is excellent’OxFORD MAIL

‘David Wood is simply the most popular children’s dramatist there is’BBC RADIO 4

The Worried Walrus is an Emerge Mentored Commission and is supported using public funding by the National Lottery throughArts Council England

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Sat 8 JuneMain Auditorium: 2:30pmTickets: £9.50 (£8.50 concession), £6 (no concessions) Family Ticket: £34Age 4+

The People’s TheatreCompany present

by Steven Lee

“There are no elephants in Australia. Well, no elephants except this one...”

Thurs 23 May – Sun 2 June

BIYF Live!An evening of dance and music by some of the most talented young performers in Leeds.Performers include:• Phoenix Dance Theatre Youth Academy • Moving Words • Rodillian Academy • hannah Lee Sheldon • Lucy and Jo • SAA-uk Dance Academy • DAZL

Sat 1 JuneMain Auditorium: 7:30pmTickets: £3(£2 Breezecard holders)

IncludeArts AfternoonA fun afternoon of creative activities for young people with disabilities aged 13-25 and their family and friends. The afternoon will be packed full of taster workshops, activities and performances. Both social and quiet areas will be available as well as a comfy snack bar.If you are a young person with additional needs, come along to find out more about arts and culture in Leeds, what’s on offer and how you can get involved.

Youth Theatre Immersion DayA workshop day for young people with an interest in drama and theatre.Participate in practical workshops run by professional Youth Theatre directors and find out about Youth Theatres in Leeds and how to get involved.This event is organised by the Leeds Youth Theatre Network in association with ArtForms and Breeze Leeds.

Thurs 30 MayWhole Venue: 1pm – 4.30pmFREE EnTRYbooking not required

Fri 31 MayWhole Venue: 10am – 4pmTickets: Free, booking essential

The festival is an 11 day arts festival for 13 – 19 year oldsand is programmed by young people for young people.Carriageworks Theatre along with many otherorganisations and venues across Leeds willbe hosting a series of events.The festival includes workshops,exhibitions and performances.Whatever your interests therewill be something for you! Key dates are BIYF Live! onBriggate (25 May) and atCarriageworks Theatre(1 June), which attracts top youth performers and groups in dance, music, drama,film and visual art. Different performers will be at each event. To find out more aboutthe many events and workshops that will be happening throughout the duration ofthe festival visit www.breezeleeds.org/biyf

Wear your own fancy clothes (or fancy dress) for the chance to take part in a fabulous fashion show live on stage with the actors!As an extra treat popular children’s author Steven Lee will be available to sign copies of his book How The Koala Learnt to Hug and Other Australian Fairytales which will be on sale at a specially reduced rate after the show.

‘A trunkload of fun that will leave you and your children feeling warm and snuggly all over’ ThE GuIDE

Written especially for parents to enjoy with their children, The Elephant Bridesmaid is a magical musical about weddings and wombats and the loveliest elephant the world has ever known. Based on a story from the best-selling book How The Koala Learnt to Hug and Other Australian Fairytales this delightful show has just the right balance of games, songs and heart warming elephant antics to make any day feel like your special day. So join Nessie the Elephant and her fantastic animal friends and help them as they go in search of an outfit fancy enough (and large enough) to make her the Australian jungle’s first and most beautiful Elephant Bridesmaid.

© CVYTCo, photo by Tony O'connell

Fest!J 2013

2nd-6thJune

Get ready for a unique international performing arts festival showcasing an array of different genres of music, cutting edge drama and comedy. This eagerly awaited, renowned Jewish Performing Arts Festival will celebrate its 13th year staging an array of top quality performances from as far as New York and Toronto. Boasting ‘something for everyone’, the festival will showcase three shows a night so you’ll be spoilt for choice! All information will be available on theFestival website from April:www.leedsjewishfestival.co.uk


Sun 2 – Thurs 6 JuneWhole Venue: 7pm & 9pmTickets: £10 average

Fest!J 2013

2nd-6thJune

THE JEWISH PERFORMING ARTS SHOWCASE

Sat 15 Juneupstairs @ The Carriageworks: 7:45pmTickets: £9 (£7 concession)

Thurs 20 – Sat 22 JuneMain Auditorium: 7:15pm, Sat matinee 2:30pmTickets: £12 (£9 concession)

Paperzoo present

Hard Timesby Charles Dickens

Come with us to the cotton mills of Coketown in 1840, to the heart of the industrial north west in the darkest days of the Industrial Revolution. Where poverty is always knocking on the weavers’ door while their boss lives in a mansion on the hill. Where in Thomas Gradgrind’s School for Boys and Girls the harsh philosophy of facts and nothing but facts rules the day.But where, amongst the smoking chimneys and the crashing looms, is imagination to be found? And where is there room for love? Paper Zoo recreate Dicken’s classic tale with their trademark blend of humour and visual inventiveness.

Leeds Arts Centre present

Dry RotDry Rot is a classic British farce, set in acountry hotel run by the eccentricColonel Wagstaff(retired) and hislong-suffering wife.Their troubles begin whena dodgy bookmaker and hisentourage become their firstguests, to be near the localracecourse in order to carry outtheir shady dealings.Sliding panels, mysteriousnoises in the night, an almostlethal staircase and a nice little bitof romance are some of the mainingredients of this timeless farce,which was listed in the NationalTheatres’ top 100 plays.This is an amateur production by arrangement withWarner Chappell Plays Ltd

Fri 14 Juneupstairs @ The Carriageworks: 7:45pmTickets: £9 (£7 concession)

Tues 11 – Sat 15 JuneMain Auditorium: 7pm, Sat matinee 2pmTickets: £14 (£12 concession) Family Ticket: £40


Jaye Kearney presents

OneJaye is going it alone for the first time. It’s fine. She’s confident that she can do it. She’s an independent, modern woman! She knows how to read a map. She can follow flat-pack instructions. She can probably wire a plug, she’s done it before. But she can’t do this show alone. She really needs you.One is a funny, gently interactive solo performance about being alone and not being lonely.Jaye Kearney is produced by LittleMighty.One is an Emerge Mentored Commissionand is supported using public funding bythe National Lottery throughArts Council England

LIDOS present

The Wizard of OzFollowing the award-winning production of The Sound of Music in 2012, LIDOS are back with another of the best known musicals of all time, packed with familiar songs and characters.Little Dorothy Gale of Kansas, like so many girls her age, dreams of what lies over the rainbow. One day a twister hits her farm and carries her away over the rainbow to another world.Join Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tinman, the Cowardly Lion and Toto as they travel the universe of Dorothy’s imagination.

Photo © Adam Robinson


Weds 3 – Sat 6 JulyMain Auditorium: 7:30pmTickets: £18, £12 (concession £3 off) Age 10+

Tues 2 – Sat 20 Julyupstairs @ The Carriageworks: 7:45pm,Thurs matinee 2:30pm, No performances Sun or MonTickets: £12 (£10 concession)

Leeds Youth Opera present

CarmenSpanish Harlem, New York. A passionate, compulsive, beautiful girl and a man who is ensnared by her. A story of undying love, inconceivable betrayal and burning jealousy.Do not miss Leeds Youth Opera’s fantastic retelling of one of opera’s most enduring tales, with some of its most exciting music and one of its most memorable conclusions.

Brian Daniels andnew End Theatre Beyond present

ChurchillWritten by Tony TortoraDirected by Richard Bonham

Sir Winston Churchill, possibly the greatest political figure in the UK of the 20th century, is thrust together with Adolf Hitler, loathed statesman and mass murderer. Taking place beyond this world in a place of limbo, finally they come together. There is unfinished business. Will each go any way to recognising the other’s point of view? This tense and gripping new play has been heralded by Simon Callow as ‘terrific, strikingly original and imaginative’.You will be challenged and enthralled by the on-stage presence of these two huge personalities.

Fri 28 – Sat 29 JuneMain Auditorium: 7:30pmTickets: £11 (£9 concession)

Thurs 20 – Sat 22 Juneupstairs @ The Carriageworks: 7:45pmTickets: £9 (£7 concession)

The Enough Project present

Brimmingby Emma Adams

Something Rightby Cathy Crabb

Produced by Dep Arts and developed with Theatre in the Mill, The Lowry and Carriageworks Theatre Directed by Alan LaneDesigned by Barney George

What does it mean to have enough in 2013? In a world battered by a financial crisis and with natural resources at breaking point. The Enough Project was devised to respond to one simple question – What is Enough? A unique double-bill by two outstanding writing talents from the North of England. Follow the conversation @Enough_Project

With echoes of PG Wodehouse, this effervescent romantic comedy takes a light-hearted look at the lives and loves of three fascinating characters. Reading the obituaries, famous writer Sir Cecil Warburton makes a discovery that has him whistling in the bath. Reggie Townsend has died, widowing ‘Evelyn’ the only woman that Cecil loved... and lost. He arranges to meet Evelyn in his garden where he kissed her years earlier but Cecil’s expectations are foiled as it becomes clear that he hasn’t considered any objections of his bride-to-be or indeed of his butler Hawkins!

Library Theatre Company present

The KingfisherA hit in the West End andon Broadway!

Sat 27 JulyMain Auditorium: 2pm & 7:30pmTickets: £6 (£4 concession) Family Ticket: £16

Sat 20 JulyMain Auditorium: 2pm & 7:30pmTickets: £16, £13, £11 (under 16s and over 60s £1 off)

Fri 12 – Sat 13 JulyMain Auditorium: 7:30pmTickets: £9 (£7 concession)


SLP College Leeds Junior Academy Present

The Roundabout& The Hot Shoe ShowThe RoundaboutA ballet following the journey and adventures through the lifetime of the Pine Prince and Silver Birch, who became rocking horses.

The Hot Shoe ShowA fast paced Tap ‘n’ Jazz show with great choreography – children from 6 years to 18!

Award winning dances not to be missed!

La’fay School of Dance present

Lafay’sSpace OdysseyCome on a journey through space and the planets with La’fay School of Dance. La’fay’s Space Odyssey is full of surprises, aliens, UFOs, astronauts and twists of fate.La’fay School of Dance take to the stage to delight, shock and entertain with a variety of dance styles. Dancers of all ages will take you into the black hole and to outer space. Routines to planetary songs, modern tunes and unique sounds will transform you from the theatre to an orbit around space. For an evening of laughs, smiles, tears, toe tapping and clapping to the beat, join La’fay Schoolof Dance. Let the dance shuttles begin…Blast off!

Carriageworks Theatre Academy in association with Theatre Company Blah Blah Blah present

BubbleIt is 2103The world is silent. My world is in my handAnd my hand scarcely moves. Just the barely perceptible movement of a thumb moving across a tiny keyboard and eyes scanning for response. Hand held world. It wasn’t like this in 2013. People talked to each other, not virtually but really. Out loud. Yes really.There are a few eye witnesses left. Not many.Who said the last word aloud and what was it?Why is that important? Because someone needs to say something now and we can only do that if we know what happened.

Aged between 10 – 16, Academy members work as a team of young theatre makers, performing, writing and directing to create new performances from thought-provoking starting points.The Academy have been involved with this year’s Light Night and Holocaust Memorial Day as well as a commissioned piece for Leeds City Museum and their annual Summer Show. The Academy is led by director Lizi Patch and run in partnership with the renowned Theatre Company Blah Blah Blah.For more information about joining email [email protected].

The Carriageworks Theatre Academy

The Carriageworks Theatre Academyin association withTheatre Company Blah Blah Blah

Regular Classes


The Carriageworks Theatre front of house staff will help make your visit as enjoyable as possible. If you need to make specific arrangements prior to your visit please contact us on 0113 395 0307.

Wheelchair Access

The venue is fully accessible and has accessible toilets on every level.

Visually Impaired

This brochure is available in large print and tape by contacting0113 247 4746.Guide Dogs are welcome and bowls of water supplied.

Hearing Enhancements

A hearing loop is available from the Box Office on arrival. A £5 returnable deposit is required.

Disabled Parking

A variety of street parking and secure car park options are available nearby with the nearest facilities including:• St John’s Shopping Centre (long stay)• The Light (long stay)There are also several disabled parking spaces on Cookridge Street, just around the corner from the entrance to the Carriageworks Theatre.

Children and Families

• Baby changing facilities and child booster seats are available.• Breast-feeding mothers are welcome. • Children under one year old come for free but will not be given a specified seat.• Prams cannot be taken into the auditorium.• Under 13s must be accompanied by an adult.

ConferencingAccess

Carriageworks Theatre:A unique business destination

In addition to the 349 seater Main Auditorium, a further six meeting rooms are available for conferencing, meetings and workshops, accommodating various numbers of delegates. All conference rooms provide AV equipment, air conditioning and support from a dedicated commercial team. Three of the six meeting rooms are situated in the historic part of the old Carriageworks development. These attractive meeting spaces reveal exposed brickwork and roof beams in keeping with the Victorian architecture whilst providing a light and airy studio feel.These rooms are also available to hire for evening rehearsals, workshops and classes at a reasonable competitive rate.Please call 0113 395 2157 or email [email protected] for more information.

Tai Chiwith Wai-Yii RogersTuesdays: 5.45pm

Acting Classeswith northern Spirit CreativeWednesdays: 6pm – 8pmAge 16+

Belly Dancing Classeswith Sabrina OwenThursdays: 6pm – 7pm

Lindy Hop ClassFridays: 7pm – 9.30pm

Musical Theatre ClassesOn Stage Theatre Arts Academy Saturdays: 1pm – 4pmAge 3 – 18

AntiquesSun 12 May, Sun 23 June, Sat 27 July

MilitariaSun 19 May, Sun 14 July, Sun 4 August

FootballProgrammesSat 8 June

ToysSun 9 June, Sun 28 July

Pudsey Civic HallDawsons Corner, Pudsey, Leeds LS28 5TA

For further info contact:phone: 0113 214 6110email: [email protected]

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By Phone 0113 224 3801Box Office open: Monday – Saturday,10am – 6pm except show days, when openuntil 15 minutes after the start of the performance. Sundays open 30 minutes priorto start of performance.

Onlinewww.carriageworkstheatre.org.ukPlease note there is a booking fee of 50pper ticket.

In PersonAt the City Centre Box Office on the ground floor of the Carriageworks Theatre. Tickets are also available from Leeds Visitor Centre at Leeds City Station.

Concessions & Group DiscountsConcessions are generally available for LeedsCard holders, Students, Jobseekers, under 16s and over 60s at the advertised concessionary price. Carers tickets are available through Box Office.Family Tickets are sometimes available.These are for 2 adults and 2 children or1 adult and 3 children.Please contact Box Office for group bookings.

Keep in TouchTo receive copies of the What’s On brochure by post contact Box Office. Or join the e-list by emailing [email protected] with ‘Subscribe to mailing list’ in the header field.

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Sat 18 Upstairs @ The Carriageworks ThE WORRIED WALRuS 8

Thurs 23 – Sat 25 Main Auditorium ThE VICAR OF DIBLEY 7

Weds 22 – Thurs 23 Upstairs @ The Carriageworks ThE COunT OF MOnTE CRISTO 7

Sun 26 Main Auditorium SPOT’S BIRThDAY PARTY 9

Weds 29 Upstairs @ The Carriageworks STAR 8

Thurs 30 Whole Venue InCLuDE ARTS AFTERnOOn 10

Fri 31 Whole Venue YOuTh ThEATRE FESTIVAL EMERSIOn DAY 10

JunE VEnuE PRODuCTIOn PAGE

Sat 1 Main Auditorium BIYF LIVE! 10

Sun 2 – Thurs 6 Whole Venue J FEST 12

Sat 8 Main Auditorium ELEPhAnT BRIDESMAID 11

Tues 11 – Sat 15 Main Auditorium ThE WIZARD OF OZ 14

Fri 14 Upstairs @ The Carriageworks OnE 14

Sat 15 Upstairs @ The Carriageworks hARD TIMES 15

Thurs 20 – Sat 22 Main Auditorium DRY ROT 15

Thurs 20 – Sat 22 Upstairs @ The Carriageworks ThE KInGFIShER 16

Fri 28 – Sat 29 Main Auditorium ThE EnOuGh PROJECT 16

JuLY VEnuE PRODuCTIOn PAGE

Tues 2 – Sat 20 Upstairs @ The Carriageworks ChuRChILL 17

Weds 3 – Sat 6 Main Auditorium CARMEn 17

Fri 12 – Sat 13 Main Auditorium LAFAY’S SPACE ODYSSEY 18

Sat 20 Main Auditorium ThE ROunDABOuT & ThE hOT ShOE ShOW 18

Sat 27 Main Auditorium BuBBLE 19

Details correct at time of print.

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