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Mother Computer: Folk Dances From the Future

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Ancient folklore collides with imaginary futures in this bold, visually captivating dance performance. Beginning with an act of endurance, three performers push their bodies to the limit before transforming through a series of mythical female archetypes. Witches, mermaids, mothers, and warriors emerge and dissolve as the work explores power, identity, and community, while challenging our...

Khandan - Family: The Shame Generation

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Every sip of tea takes you somewhere new… Sid Akbar's solo show travels through time, memory and belonging Drawn from his own experience of growing up queer in a Pakistani Muslim family in Bradford. From fear in his Mum's cosy kitchen to hope in a sparse Manchester bedsit, join Captain Sid's continuing* voyage of self-discovery....

Bat, Cackle & Pop!

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BAT, CACKLE & POP! by Story Craft Theatre It’s Winifred the Witch’s birthday, and she’s convinced everyone has forgotten! Little does she know, a big surprise party is being secretly planned just for her. Before the celebrations can begin, we must bake a very special birthday cake… we just need the final three rather spooky...

K Pop-Up Market & Exhibitions

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For one day, stage@leeds becomes a Korean market. Makers, brands and artists bring their work over from Seoul and from London — things to look at, things to try, things to take home.   At the booths: HANJIHEE CLASSIC: Jogakbo, the traditional Korean art of patchwork, by artist Jihee Han Leasanbang: Korean folk art, minhwa...

James An's Hip Hop Concert

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James An takes the stage for an hour of Korean hip hop — bars written in Korean and English, about racism, societal norms and the ordinary business of daily life. He placed in the Top 30 on Show Me The Money 10, was runner-up with Block 3 on TVING's Rap:Public, and opened — as the...

Carol's Christmas

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Most people like Christmas, Carol isn't most people. It's Christmas Eve and the streets are full of shoppers and carol singers, everybody is happy... well, almost everybody. Join the stage@leeds Young Company for a humorous and irreverent retelling of Charles Dickens classic seasonal tale.