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THE LBT PEOPLETOM BLAKEMORE, Technical and Premises Manager

TELL US ABOUT YOUR ROLE AT THE LBT I oversee the technical aspects of all in-house and visiting shows here at the theatre. From making sure sets will actually fit in the building to advising how the most modern and technically demanding shows can be realised in our space. As Premises Manager I am also responsible for the day to day running and upkeep of our beautiful 200-year-old building.

WHAT'S THE MOST INTERESTING SHOW YOU'VE WORKED ON AT THE LBT? My favourite shows to work on are always the ones that stretch our building and technical capacity to the limit, in a good way. Installing an eight metre ‘Wheel of Death’ on our main stage for Race Horse Company’s Super Sunday last year was certainly fun, and having a go in it was even better!

WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FORWARD TO IN THE NEW SEASON? The variety of our programme means we get to work with a lot of different styles of performance and technical requirements, which always keeps things interesting. Motionhouse’s charge and Unlimited’s future bodies look like they will incorporate a lot of innovative technology to immerse our audiences. Our in-house pantomime is also always good fun to work on. I look forward to gifting our Aladdin’s carpet the magical power of flight.

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THE LAWRENCE BATLEY THEATRE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ITS FUNDERS AND BUSINESS PARTNERS

Registered office Legal Services, Kirklees Council, 4th Floor, Civic Centre 1, Huddersfield HD1 2NF Registered number 1504033 England. Managed by Kirklees Theatre Trust Charity number 510693, a company limited by guarantee

SEASON PREVIEWTUE 4 SEPTEMBER

Under 26s are entitled to tickets for just £8 and Kirklees Passport holders can claim a discount of £3 off full price tickets for many shows in our autumn / winter season. Education and school groups can get £8* student tickets with one free teacher for every 10 tickets purchased.

Look for the icons and call us on 01484 430528 or visit our website to book. For more information on the discounts above call 01484 430528.Ts & Cs apply. Please bring id as you may be asked for proof of age. Please remember to bring your Kirklees Passport with you to the performance as proof may be required.

To apply for a Kirklees Passport, visit the Kirklees Council website or call 01484 221000.

*aladdin school tickets are priced at £9

KIRKLEES PASSPORT HOLDERSUNDER 26s EDUCATION

Join us for the unveiling of our autumn / winter season with Director of the lbt, Victoria Firth, and special guests from our forthcoming programme.

Pantomime director Joyce Branagh returns to talk about this year’s magical adventure aladdin; Jon Spooner from Unlimited Theatre joins us to chat about their co-production with RashDash, future bodies, which looks at cutting edge scientific technologies and the morality behind them, and creatives from English Touring Theatre discuss their contemporary production of Shakespeare’s othello.

Live entertainment comes from Huddersfield singer-songwriter Roger Davies.

Tickets are completely free of charge but availability is limited – book yours now for a fascinating night in the company of some great theatrical talent.

MAIN STAGE 6.30pm TICKETS FREE

Hello and welcome.I hope you will enjoy our new autumn season which is full of ambition, curiosity and celebration.

SEASON SAVEROur Season Saver lets you hand-pick a selection from our latest programme of thrilling, inspiring performance for a much lower price.All shows must be booked at the same time. Offer applicable for full price tickets only. Terms and conditions apply.

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VICTORIA FIRTH Director

KAREN O’NEILL Deputy Director

We are delighted to welcome back some of the country’s biggest touring companies – Northern Broadsides return with Dario Fo’s political farce they don’t pay? we won’t pay! (p7) and English Touring Theatre complete our three year partnership with their contemporary production of othello (p5). There’s also spectacular dance from Motionhouse – performing their electrifying piece charge (p12) and Phoenix Dance present the hugely popular Windrush: Movement of the People as part of their 2018 mixed programme (p13).

Following on from the success of our first ever A Festival we have three new performances which explore our personal

and social challenges (p10-11). On the main stage there is cutting edge live and digital performance by Unlimited in their show future bodies (p6), which investigates extraordinary body enhancement technologies at the edge of scientific discovery.

As we approach the festive season we travel the world of magic and imagination in our third lbt pantomime, aladdin (p8-9), promising more laughs, music and sparkle to share with all the family.

We hope you will find all your favourites and some surprises inside and we look forward to seeing you this autumn.

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WHISTLE STOP OPERATHU 27 SEPTEMBER

TUE 9 – SAT 13 OCTOBER

OPERA NORTH AN ENGLISH TOURING THEATRE, OXFORD PLAYHOUSE AND SHAKESPEARE AT THE TOBACCO FACTORY PRODUCTION

othello is one of Shakespeare's most startlingly contemporary plays – a masterful depiction of a life torn apart by prejudice.

Venice; a western colonial power employs the newly-married Othello, a Muslim general, to lead their army against the impending Turkish invasion. The strain of fitting into a society driven by discrimination and fear soon take their toll. Manipulated by Iago, Othello's life quickly unravels as he turns on everything he holds dear.

Following a critically acclaimed tour, Richard Twyman’s vital production of othello is brought to the stage by uk Theatre Award winners English Touring Theatre (French Without Tears, The Weir).

MAIN STAGE 7.15pm SATURDAY MATINEE 2.30pm TICKETS £20–£12

PRE-SHOW DISCUSSION Tue 9 October, 6.15pm POST-SHOW DISCUSSION Wed 10 October CAPTIONED PERFORMANCE Thu 11 October 7.15pm AUDIO DESCRIBED PERFORMANCE Sat 13 October, 2.30pm

SAT 13 – SUN 14 OCTOBER

THE LAWRENCE BATLEY THEATRE AND ENGLISH TOURING THEATRETHE OTHELLO PROJECT

Join us for an exciting day of performances and discussions around the main themes in English Touring Theatre’s critically acclaimed production of othello.

For more information please visit thelbt.org

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'Astute and powerful’the times

Never tried opera before? Dip your toe in with Opera North’s brilliant pop-up opera.

Be entertained by a group of professional opera singers and an accordionist, who will make you laugh – maybe even cry – in an operatic taster packed with comedy, deceit, love and tragedy.

Be treated to scenes and songs from a variety of operas and experience what opera does best: everyday emotions amplified by epic music.

SYNGENTA CELLAR 3.30pm TICKETS £5

SING ON THURSDAY 13 SEPTEMBER

sing on is a programme of weekly music and singing activity for adults over 55 run by Opera North. Take part in engaging workshops, led by professional artists in a relaxed and friendly environment.

Experience the joy of singing as part of a group, make new friends and take part in exciting cultural activities, in the local area.

Join us for a free taster session on Thursday 9 August, 3.00pm – 4.30pm. Weekly sessions take place in the Attic Theatre, 3.00pm – 4.30pm from Thursday 13 September. £5 per session. No singing experience is necessary.

For more information please contact [email protected] To book please call 01484 430528 or visit thelbt.org

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The technology of the future is being developed, in part, by very intelligent and/or very well-funded people who believe that death is just a technical glitch and immortality is genuinely possible.

Two of the uk’s most thoughtful, inspiring and brilliant theatre companies come together to imagine the implications of real world, leading edge developments in human enhancement technologies.

Working with leading scientists and researchers in the fields of brain implants, smart drugs, and artificial intelligence, Unlimited and RashDash smash together science fact and fiction in a kaleidoscopic montage of words, music and movement.

The human being is being upgraded. This is terrifying and exciting and it’s coming – whether we like it or not.MAIN STAGE 8.00pm TICKETS £16–£12 WITH A POST-SHOW DISCUSSION FUNDRAISING EVENT IN AID OF KIRKLEES THEATRE TRUST

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UNLIMITED THEATRE, RASHDASH AND HOME MANCHESTERFRI 19 OCTOBER

A NORTHERN BROADSIDES AND YORK THEATRE ROYAL CO-PRODUCTIONWED 14 – SAT 17 NOVEMBER

Anthea is a woman on the edge, out of work, and in arrears. When she gets mixed up in a riot at the local supermarket, she seizes the opportunity to stock her empty cupboards and those of her friend, Maggie.

But how will they hide the loot from their law-abiding husbands?

What will they tell the police?

When the going gets tough Anthea’s anarchic imagination takes over, with a fantastical, farcical answer for everything…

Conrad Nelson directs Deborah McAndrew’s adaptation of Dario Fo’s classic comedy for Northern Broadsides, a fast and furious political satire on the plight of the working poor, transposed to Brexit Britain.

MAIN STAGE 7.30pm SATURDAY MATINEE 2.30pm TICKETS £20–£12

BRITISH SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETED PERFORMANCE Fri 16 November 7.30pm AUDIO DESCRIBED PERFORMANCE Sat 17 November 2.30pm

Huddersfield’s biggest and boldest Hallowe'en extravaganza returns for another year of creepy, curious and downright terrifying entertainment.

Put on your best frock and join us at the prom for a late night screening of Stephen King’s 1976 cult horror film Carrie.

Join psychic siblings The Twins Macabre as they conjure the souls of the damned through twisted comedy sketches and original songs.

Plus, spook your senses with an array of interactive performances, special effects make-up and live music to shake your bones to, all washed down with Sweeney Todd’s pie and pea supper.

WHOLE BUILDING 7.00pm – late TICKETS £15 including Sweeney Todd's pie and pea supper DRESS CODE Fancy dress / funeral attire

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PANTOMIMEFRI 7 DECEMBER – SUN 6 JANUARYLAWRENCE BATLEY THEATRE PRESENTS

This Christmas join Aladdin on a magic carpet ride!

The team that brought you Cinderella and Jack and the Beanstalk are back with another festive treat for the whole family.

Live music, laughs galore, fabulous scenery and glittering costumes all come together in ALADDIN, our latest traditional family pantomime – where wishes really do come true!

Penniless Aladdin dreams of a life of luxury and when he discovers an old magic lamp all his dreams could come true. But can his Genie friends help him recover it from the evil Abanazar? Can he save the Princess and win her love?

MAIN STAGE TICKETS £18.50 – £12.50 / children under 16 £2 off / education tickets £9 FAMILY SAVER 4 tickets for the best available seats for £60* BRITISH SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETED PERFORMANCE Tue 18 December, 7.00pm AUDIO DESCRIBED PERFORMANCE Thu 13 December, 10.00am RELAXED PERFORMANCE Thu 3 January, 1.30pm *must include at least two children under 16

BE A CHRISTMAS ANGELOur Christmas Angels initiative offers tickets to local young people who would not normally have the opportunity to experience the magic and wonder of live theatre during the holiday season.

If you or your company might be interested in becoming a Christmas Angel by making a donation, please contact [email protected] for more details.

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FOR £60*DECEMBER MORNING AFTERNOON EVENING

FRIDAY 7 10.00am 2.00pmSATURDAY 8 2.00pm 7.00pm

MONDAY 10 10.00am 1.30pm

TUESDAY 11 1.30pm 7.00pm

WEDNESDAY 12 10.00am 1.30pm

THURSDAY 13 10.00am 1.30pm

FRIDAY 14 10.00am 1.30pm

SATURDAY 15 2.00pm 7.00pm

MONDAY 17 10.00am 1.30pm

TUESDAY 18 1.30pm 7.00pm

WEDNESDAY 19 1.30pm 7.00pm

THURSDAY 20 1.30pm 7.00pm

SATURDAY 22 2.00pm 7.00pmSUNDAY 23 2.00pm 7.00pmMONDAY 24 11.00am 2.30pm

WEDNESDAY 26 2.00pm 6.30pmTHURSDAY 27 2.00pm 6.30pmFRIDAY 28 2.00pm 6.30pmSATURDAY 29 2.00pm 6.30pmSUNDAY 30 2.00pm 6.30pmMONDAY 31 11.00am 2.30pm

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'Everything you could possibly want from a panto.'british theatre guide on jack & the beanstalk huddersfield examiner on jack & the beanstalk

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Earlier this year we created A Festival – two weeks of artist workshops, creative events and live performances looking at the wellbeing of individuals and society. We were delighted by the response and the appetite for art that speaks to ideas and issues that matter in our communities.

This autumn I wanted to continue showcasing artists who are making work about personal challenges and social concerns.

All the pieces are fresh and energetic and I hope you will enjoy the buzz of seeing new work and meeting new artists at LBT.

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Liz has got an embarrassing problem, and these yogurts aren’t helping: her body’s acting up.

gutted is Liz Richardson’s story as she tells it, a frank and funny account of living as a twenty-something with an inflammatory bowel disease.

Packed with colourful characters met along the way, Liz invites you to join her on this journey of love, laughter and loos. Co-created by Tara Robinson and described by audience members as tight, witty and compelling, gutted is a new piece of contemporary theatre that boldly explores our relationship to care, our bodies and shame.

Jade has had over 70,000 pricks... of the medical kind.

This is her chance to set the record straight about Type 1 Diabetics like herself. She's not bankrupting the nhs. And she can eat cake, a whole cake if she wants to.

pricks blends spoken word, poetry, projection and an original soundscape to tell a moving story about families and learning to care for each other better.

Join Jade on this explorative journey through the ups and downs of dealing with a lot of pricks.

THE CLASS PROJECT GUTTED PRICKSWRITTEN & PERFORMED BY REBECCA ATKINSON-LORDTUE 9 OCTOBER

CREATED BY LIZ RICHARDSON & TARA ROBINSONTUE 30 OCTOBER

WRITTEN & PERFORMED BY JADE BYRNETHU 15 NOVEMBER

ARCH 468 PRESENTS A THEATRE IN THE MILL COMMISSION THE CONKER GROUP AND HOME MANCHESTER JADE BYRNE IN ASSOCIATION WITH LITTLE MIGHTY

gutted is produced by The Conker Group and home Manchester. Supported by ia: the ileostomy and internal pouch Support Group, Arts Council England, The Wellcome Trust and Lighthouse, Poole.

SYNGENTA CELLAR 7.45pm TICKETS £10 WITH A POST-SHOW DISCUSSION


QUEENIE'S COFFEE SHOP 7.00pm TICKETS Pay what you decide on the night. All monies go directly to the artists performing.

Join us for an evening of spoken word, music and theatre in the cosy warmth of Queenie’s Coffee Shop, hosted by award-winning spoken word artist Rose Condo.

QUEENIE'S COFFEE HOUSE NIGHTSMON 17 SEPTEMBER, MON 15 OCTOBER, MON 19 NOVEMBER & MON 17 DECEMBER

LAWRENCE BATLEY THEATRE PRESENTS

VICTORIA FIRTH Director

DATE PERFORMERS

MON 17 SEPJoy France; Sam Hodgson; Ros Ballinger

MON 15 OCT Lyndsay Price; Ash Dickinson

MON 19 NOV Christopher Bowles; Marina Poppa

MON 17 DEC Poets, Prattlers & Pandemonialists

For information and to book an open mic spot: thelbt.org

This is a show about belonging. About tribes and families. About the place you belong because you were born there; the places that are in your blood but also the places you adopt; that you pretend are your home and the places you change yourself to try and belong in.

It’s about class mobility. And regional identity. And being a Thatcher’s child. It’s about education and 'making good’ for yourself. And maybe about how that can leave you exiled from the place you started. With nowhere to quite belong.

It’s about always being an imposter and trying to remember how to speak in your own voice.

The Class Project is a Theatre in the Mill commission, produced by Arch 468, funded by Arts Council England and supported by arc Stockton, Derby Theatre, The Bike Shed and the Old Vic and by China Plate, mac Birmingham, Warwick Arts Centre and In Good Company through the First Bite Festival.

'A thoughtful and moving piece’lyn gardner, the guardian


'Inspired’broadway baby

'It has humour and pathos, some anguish, some anger... but, ultimately, positivity and happiness.'british theatre guide

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SHIFT CHARGEMON 24 & TUE 25 SEPTEMBER TUE 23 OCTOBER

BARELY METHODICAL TROUPE, NORFOLK & NORWICH FESTIVAL AND DREAM MOTIONHOUSE

shift pushes at limits; alters perspectives; challenges gravity; and spins your head around.

Four extraordinary performers explore their physicality in an explosive display of power-based acrobatics. Featuring guest artists Elihu Vazquez, Spain's leading break dancer and Sweden’s top flyer Esmeralda Nikalojeff working alongside Barely Methodical Troupe’s big man Louis Gift and international cyr wheel specialist Charlie Wheeller.

Enter the awe inspiring world of Barely Methodical Troupe as they return to the lbt with this brand new show, following smash hits Bromance and Kin.

From the electrical charge that sparks human life, to the beating of our hearts and the memories we make, six performers use dance and acrobatics to delve deep into the human body, tracing the incredible story of energy in our lives.

Digital projections create a world on stage where dancers and images interact seamlessly, bringing to life stories of energy in our own bodies and humans as energy manipulators.

In an exciting fusion of art and science, Motionhouse (Broken) has worked with partners from the University of Oxford on the role of electricity in the human body to inspire the show.

MAIN STAGE 7.30pm TICKETS £15–£10

MAIN STAGE 7.30pm TICKETS £16–£12 WITH A POST-SHOW DISCUSSION FUNDRAISING EVENT IN AID OF KIRKLEES THEATRE TRUST

2018 MIXED PROGRAMME FEATURING WINDRUSHTHU 22 NOVEMBER

PHOENIX DANCE THEATRE

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The acclaimed Phoenix Dance Theatre present a major new dance production, Windrush: Movement of the People, as part of their 2018 mixed programme.

Shining a light on an important era of British history, the thrilling new dance piece celebrates the 70th anniversary of the arrival of ss Empire Windrush that bought the first large numbers of Caribbean migrants to the uk. Choreographed by Artistic Director Sharon Watson, the work is a lively celebration of the rise of multicultural Britain and features an uplifting soundtrack from calypso, jazz and blues to ska, gospel and reggae by Christella Litras.

Audiences will also experience performances of Maybe Yes Maybe, Maybe No Maybe, by Aletta Collins, a uniquely witty piece of dance that blends movement and voices; and a revival of Shadows by Christopher Bruce cbe, described by The Times as 'emotive, traumatic and weighted with memory — or is it fear? 'MAIN STAGE 7.30pm TICKETS £17–£12 FUNDRAISING EVENT IN AID OF KIRKLEES THEATRE TRUST

'Jaw-droppingly magnificent’the stage

'Utterly mesmerizing’bbc radio manchester

'Infectiously upbeat’the guardian


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IMPROBABLE FICTIONTHU 27 – SAT 29 SEPTEMBER

DICK & LOTTIE

MAIN STAGE 7.30pm SATURDAY MATINEE 2.15pm TICKETS £19–£15 + selected concessions

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THE PEOPLE'S FAVOURITE SHOP

JAMROCK PRODUCTIONS

Miss Babsy has always wanted to run a shop of her own. Hoping to make a difference to the people of the town, she decides to try and open one.

With her business plan in place, she shares it with her good friend Bugsie. Bugsie thinks this opportunity could help her too. She loves the plan and wants to help out, but does she have Miss Babsy’s best intentions at heart?

Set in Huddersfield, the people's favourite shop is the latest comedy from much loved writer and director Angie Smith (Wrong Move, Family Confusion, Thy Neighbours).

SAT 8 SEPTEMBER

MAIN STAGE 7.30pm TICKETS £10

THE HISTORY BOYSTUE 2 – SAT 6 OCTOBER

HUDDERSFIELD THESPIANS

From the country's favourite playwright comes the country's favourite play.

An unruly bunch of bright, sixth-form boys in pursuit of sex, sport and a place at university are being taught by a maverick English teacher at odds with the young supply teacher and a headmaster obsessed with results.

Huddersfield Thespians (A Streetcar Named Desire, Murder, Margaret & Me, Offices & Gentlemen) return with Alan Bennett's classic play. Full of staff room rivalry and the anarchy of adolescence, the history boys provokes questions about history, education and their purpose.

'If this were played upon a stage now, I could condemn it as an improbable fiction' – Twelfth Night, Act III, Scene 4

Six aspiring authors meet to discuss their work. The chairman, Arnold, attempts to persuade the group to collaborate, an idea that is quickly dismissed. As Arnold is clearing up after the meeting there is a clap of thunder, a black-out – and the story that would have resulted from the collaboration takes place before his very eyes.

Performing on the main stage for the first time, Dick & Lottie (Arrivals & Departures, Bedroom Farce) present this sharp and zany Ayckbourn comedy.

MAIN STAGE (IN THE ROUND) 7.30pm SATURDAY MATINEE 2.30pm TICKETS £12

SYNGENTA CELLAR 7.15pm SATURDAY MATINEE 2.00pm TICKETS £12

FOUR COMPLETELY UNRELATED PLAYSMON 15 – WED 17 OCTOBER

OFF THE CUFF THEATRE COMPANY

What do a cat bowl, fairy lights, a wine bottle and a computer all have in common? Absolutely nothing.

Exploring the themes of strained family and marital relationships, sexuality and the rise of artificial intelligence – four completely unrelated plays is a two hour showcase of new material, from four emerging writers.

Off the Cuff Theatre Company were formed in 2016 by three graduates from the University of Huddersfield, with a focus on the nurture and discovery of new talent. Having produced their first professional show in April 2017, a rendition of Unnecessary Farce by Paul Slade Smith, they are now working with new material to create a thrilling and original showcase.


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STREET NATIVITY

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TUE 11 – SAT 15 SEPTEMBERAN AMATEUR PRODUCTION BY ARRANGEMENT WITH THE MUSICAL COMPANY LTD

WOODHOUSE MUSICAL THEATRE COMPANY

Join Israel's favourite son Joseph and his coat of many colours as he follows his dreams in this timeless musical.

From the company that brought you Legally Blonde and Made in Dagenham, Woodhouse Musical Theatre Company proudly bring you joseph and the amazing technicolor dreamcoat.

For the first time in the Huddersfield area, don’t miss the chance to see this award winning Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber musical featuring favourites such as Close Every Door, Go, Go, Go Joseph and Any Dream Will Do.


Lyrics by Tim Rice, Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber

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THE FLINT STREET NATIVITY

GAMEPLANJEKYLL & HYDE THE MUSICAL

TUE 4 – SAT 8 DECEMBER

TUE 22 – SAT 26 JANUARY

TUE 6 – SAT 10 NOVEMBER

HUDDERSFIELD THESPIANS DICK & LOTTIEHUDDERSFIELD MUSICAL THEATRE COMPANY HUDDERSFIELD LIGHT OPERA COMPANYSAT 12 – SAT 19 JANUARY

Mrs Horrocks's class is about to perform their first nativity play at Flint Street Junior School for all their proud mums and dads... and the occasional social worker.

Squabbles arise when Gabriel wants to play Mary, the Star grumbles that he is not a proper star like they have at nasa, Herod won't stop waving at his mum and dad and the subversive innkeeper is determined to liven up the traditional script!

From the writer of Calendar Girls and hit musical The Band comes a wonderfully festive black comedy that reminds us all of how it felt to be a happy little 8-year-old.

To celebrate their 15th anniversary, Dick & Lottie present Ayckbourn's classic ‘Damsels in Distress’ trilogy, beginning with gameplan.

Teenage Sorrel fights to keep herself and her abandoned mother, once a dot.com businesswoman, financially afloat by setting up as a part-time hooker, advertising for clients on the internet and persuading her tearful school chum to act as her maid. Just when you wonder what will happen in this terrible situation the play becomes a comedy about body disposal, police questioning and media intrusion.

Join Dick & Lottie later in the year as they complete this trilogy with FlatSpin and RolePlay.

Can good triumph over evil when they are both trapped in the same body?

Based on the short story by Robert Louis Stevenson, jekyll & hyde the musical is a classical, gothic, musical thriller.

A gripping tale of a brilliant mind gone awry; a mind that wreaks murderous havoc on the city of London.

jekyll & hyde the musical promises to be another quality production from the Huddersfield Musical Theatre Company, following previous artistic successes including Hairspray and Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.

Huddersfield Light Opera Company are back to put an end to the post-Christmas blues with their usual fun-packed traditional family pantomime.

Bursting with comedy, audience participation, spectacular scenery, a breath taking transformation snow scene and outrageous costumes, this will be the biggest, brightest and best hloc pantomime yet.

cinderella is a sure family favourite for all ages.



MAIN STAGE 7.15pm SATURDAY MATINEE 2.15pm TICKETS £20–£14 + selected concessions and group rates available

JEKYLL & HYDE CONCEIVED FOR THE STAGE BY STEVE CUNDEN & FRANK WILDHORNBook and Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse. Music by Frank Wildhorn. Orchestrations by Kim Scharnberg. Arrangements by Jason Howland. This amateur production is presented by arrangement with Music Theatre International (Europe). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by mti Europe.

MAIN STAGE TICKETS £17.50–£6.50 + selected concessions *adult performance, over 16s only

SEE BOTH

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NATIVITY AND THE

HISTORY BOYS

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AFTERNOON EVENING LATE NIGHTSATURDAY 12 JANUARY 1.30pm 5.30pm

SUNDAY 13 JANUARY 1.30pm 5.30pm

WEDNESDAY 16 JANUARY 7.15pm

THURSDAY 17 JANUARY 6.15pm

FRIDAY 18 JANUARY 6.15pm 9.30pm*

SATURDAY 19 JANUARY 1.30pm 5.30pm


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The Lawrence Batley Theatre is the home of live performance for Huddersfield and Kirklees. For almost 20 years, community groups and other supporters campaigned for a professional theatre in Huddersfield and their efforts brought about the opening of the lbt in 1994. Our accessible, high quality, diverse and socially relevant programme incorporates all artforms; and our work in the community celebrates and challenges people’s creativity and interests, irrespective of their background or circumstance. We continue to honour the story of a theatre demanded by the people of Kirklees who had the vision to know what a difference art makes.

Please help us to continue to make this happen. Buying tickets for some of the fantastic events showcased in this brochure or telling your friends about us are just some of the ways you can support the lbt, but there are many other ways to make a huge difference to us too!

HIRE US FOR YOUR EVENTAre you looking for a creative space to hold your meeting or event? Our iconic Grade II listed building offers versatile spaces to hire and we have a friendly and professional team to support your needs.Most of our spaces are fully accessible and we can offer technical support and hospitality packages. We can host all kinds of events, including conferences, meetings, classes, children’s birthday parties and even weddings!More details can be found on our website; alternatively call our Bookings Coordinator Kayleigh Wright on 01484 425282 or email [email protected]

VOLUNTEERDo you have an interest and passion for theatre? Would you like

to join a team of enthusiastic individuals and meet new people?

As a volunteer at the lbt, you would join our Front of House team;

providing a warm welcome to our patrons and helping to ensure

each performance is a success.

For more information go to our website, email [email protected]

or call our Senior Duty Manager David Halloran on 01484 484415.

We’d like to say a big thank you to everyone who donated last season when buying their tickets. Your gifts are helping us to:· Bring the very best of theatre and performance to our stage· Keep your theatre looking beautiful and accessible for all to enjoy· Give children and young people the joy of discovering their talents and creativityYou can donate when you buy your tickets or at any time by calling our box office. More information about supporting the theatre and our new regular giving scheme is now available on our website.

DONATEAs a registered charity, we rely on the generous support of people like you to help the theatre thrive. We love big donations but small ones are precious too! It’s all about what we can achieve together and every pound you give, up to July 2019, will be matched by Arts Council England – so doubling the value.

BE A CHRISTMAS ANGELChristmas is a special time of year, but for many children in Kirklees a festive trip to the theatre isn’t a reality. Through our Christmas Angels scheme we offer children and charities the opportunity to have a VIP experience at our pantomime and enjoy the magic of live theatre.A donation to this scheme will enable us to treat Kirklees children to the chance to see this year’s pantomime, ALADDIN.To donate to Christmas Angels email Nick Travis on [email protected] or call the box office.

THANK YOU!

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CLAIRE MARTIN AND RAY GELATO

TRIBE HARRIETROGER DAVIES & HIS BAND

RALPH MCTELLHUDDERSFIELD JAZZ MUGENKYO TAIKO DRUMMERS HUDDERSFIELD CONTEMPORARY MUSIC FESTIVAL

Huddersfield Jazz mark 30 years of bringing top quality jazz to Huddersfield with a concert featuring Claire Martin, Ray Gelato and the Dave Newton Trio.

Claire, seven times British Jazz Awards winner and former bbc Radio 3 presenter, is among the top jazz vocalists on the planet, according to Jazz Times.

Ray Gelato, ‘the Godfather of swing’, is a jazz, swing and jump blues saxophonist, singer and bandleader.

Their show, A Swinging Affair, celebrates their album, We’ve Got a World That Swings, and is not to be missed.

This autumn, the uk’s original touring taiko tribe returns to the road with a brand new show of skill, stamina and red-hot rhythms to stir your soul.

As Mugenkyo approach their 25th year as Europe’s longest established taiko organisation, they celebrate the growth of their tribe of performers from across the globe, with the latest captivating performance of sharp synchronisation, mysterious masked choreography and sumptuous soundscapes, all wrapped up in a breath-taking display of high energy and powerful rhythms on huge taiko drums.

After enjoying a succession of sold-out concerts throughout 2017, Roger Davies & His Band invite you to celebrate with them as they perform live on the main stage for the first time at this very special show.

Roger Davies has established himself as one of today's most engaging songwriters through five solo albums and performances around the uk.

Accompanied on stage by his dynamic band, audiences can enjoy new arrangements of his signature songs including Huddersfield Town, Into the Sun, Brighouse On Saturday Night and Wear Your Poppy with Pride, plus lots of brand new material.

One of the great storytellers, Ralph McTell, is now celebrating more than 50 years on the road.

Known for his virtuoso guitar style, he is primarily a prolific and gifted songwriter. With a style that invites you into a unique world, he weaves a narrative that is both significant and poignant.

Ralph made his debut in 1968 with the album Eight Frames a Second and in 1974 the release of Streets of London earned him an Ivor Novello Award. In 2002 he was presented with the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award at the bbc Radio 2 Folk Awards.

MAIN STAGE 7.30pm TICKETS £20–£10

MAIN STAGE 7.00pm TICKETS £20 – £12 / children under 16 £15 *must include at least two children under 16

MAIN STAGE 7.30pm TICKETS £14 FUNDRAISING EVENT IN AID OF KIRKLEES THEATRE TRUST

MAIN STAGE 7.00pm TICKETS £22.50

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'This show is not one to be missed’edinburgh evening news

HUDDERSFIELD CONTEMPORARY MUSIC FESTIVALFRI 16 – SUN 25 NOVEMBER

hcmf// presents a stunning ten day programme of over 50 world class events – including concerts, installations, multi-media presentations, exhibitions, workshops and talks – providing an international platform for new and cutting edge music across various venues in Huddersfield. Full programme available soon at hcmf.co.uk

harriet is a new music-theatre piece depicting the life and impact of 18th century abolitionist Harriet Tubman, who escaped her life as a slave and devoted herself to saving others through the Underground Railroad – a system of safe routes used to break out slaves and help them reach the free states.

Composed and conceived by internationally celebrated composer Hilda Paredes, this ambitious narrative details Tubman’s journey from captivity into activism, considering both the suffering she endured and the spiritual experiences that spurred her on.

Presented as a monodrama and scored for voice, violin, guitar, percussion and electronics, the opera is typical of Paredes’ ability to create deeply intense work out of something meticulous and refined.MAIN STAGE 7.00pm TICKETS £18 / concessions £15

Co-produced by Muziektheater Transparant and hcmf//, funded by Fondo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes, Mexico (FONCA) and The Composers’ Fund, a PRS for Music Foundation initiative in association with Esmée Fairbairn Foundation.

UK PREMIERE

FAMILY SAVER

4 PEOPLE FOR £50*


COMEDY CELLARIntimate, atmospheric and relaxed, our perennially popular monthly Comedy Cellars are the perfect way to experience stand-up in all its spontaneous, electrifying glory.

RESIDENT COMPERE Anthony J Brown ALL SHOWS SYNGENTA CELLAR 7.45pm TICKETS £10 CHRISTMAS COMEDY CELLAR £12.50* *under 26 discount not valid for Christmas Comedy Cellar.

CHRIS KENT From Russell Howard’s Stand Up Central and rte’s Next Year’s News.

JO ENRIGHT From I’m Alan Partridge, Phoenix Nights, Life’s Too Short and Dave’s One Night Stand.

GLENN MOORE Leicester Comedy Festival Best Show nominee, as seen on Mock The Week and heard on Absolute Radio.

RED RICHARDSON A rising star on the comedy circuit and So You Think You’re Funny? finalist.

BOBBY MAIR Canadian wit from 8 Out Of 10 Cats, Russell Howard's Good News, Virtually Famous, Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Sweat the Small Stuff, Seann Walsh's Late Night Comedy Spectacular and many more.

ELEANOR TIERNAN From The Alternative Comedy Experience.

MASAI GRAHAM Funniest Joke of the Edinburgh Fringe Award winner and uk Pun Championship winner.

GEORGE RIGDEN Musical comedy from Leicester Comedy Festival Best Show nominee.

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‘Rigden is the result of a genetic mash-up between Mitch Benn and Tim Key, perhaps with a few strands of Ricky Gervais’s dna thrown in. Very funny stuff’ chortle

‘A class act, undoubtedly bound for greatness’ the herald

‘Tiernan boasts a magnificent curl in her lip and snarl in her voice’ sunday times‘Original, hilarious material. Among the best acts I’ve seen’ the mirror

‘One of the most naturally gifted comic talents I’ve ever seen’ peter kay ‘A succession of snappy single-liners’ leicester mercury

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SEYMOUR MACE Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee from Dave's One Night Stand, Ideal, The Weird World Of Russell Brand, The Stand-Up Show, Hebburn and Clive Anderson's Chat Room.‘Relentless originality...manic and gripping’ the guardian

ALLYSON JUNE SMITH Multiple Canadian Comedy Award nominee for Best Female Stand-Up with in-your-face wit and hilariously insightful commentary.‘Brilliant’ stewart francis

CHRISTMAS COMEDY CELLAR It’s our regular Comedy Cellar with bells on. Two nights of ho-ho-hilarity with a festive sprinkling, perfect for an evening out with friends or an alternative office party.

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DALISO CHAPONDA: WHAT THE AFRICAN SAID

DANE BAPTISTE: G.O.D (GOLD. OIL. DRUGS)

After a sell-out tour in spring 2018, Daliso Chaponda offers another chance to see his hit stand up tour what the african said.

Daliso Chaponda has lived in countries where the press is not allowed to criticise the government, and in others with no libel laws where they can say anything. He has been both a journalist and a jaded newsreader. He is the perfect comedian to discuss what the media has become, which he does in his hilarious new show about recent news, old news, fake news, and stories that were almost news.

Fresh from hosting Live at the Apollo and another total sell out run at the Edinburgh Fringe, Dane Baptiste brings his third smash hit show on national tour.

Original, provocative and exceptionally crafted, g.o.d. (Gold. Oil. Drugs) explores our worldwide pursuit of wealth, power and pleasure.

The ‘Outright king of live comedy’ (The Times) Jason Byrne is on the road again for more comedy chaos.

Strap in as Jason takes you on a trip of mad routines alongside some proper bonkers stunts.

As seen on Live at the Apollo, The Royal Variety Show, Don’t Say It Bring It, Wild Things and recently seen judging Ireland’s Got Talent.

In a world where rainy days and Mondays collide, one man’s solitary journey to find himself has only just begun…

The piano player from Frisky & Mannish plays the piano player from The Carpenters in a razor-sharp parody play about a life spent playing the piano.

disclaimer: This award-winning Fringe hit show is not endorsed by the real Richard Carpenter.

MAIN STAGE 8.00pm TICKETS £15


MAIN STAGE 8.00pm TICKETS £19.50 FUNDRAISING EVENT IN AID OF KIRKLEES THEATRE TRUST


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'A comical genius’edinburgh festivals magazine reviews hub

'Unmissable’evening standard

JASON BYRNE:YOU CAN COME IN BUT DON'T START ANYTHING

RICHARD CARPENTER IS CLOSE TO YOU

MATTHEW FLOYD JONES

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FOR OLDER CHILDREN

If you feel your child is moving beyond the age group of our Imagine series, or would like to attend with older siblings, we have some suggestions of shows that are suitable for older children.

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THREE LITTLE PIG TAILS LITTLE STARMYTHS OF THE VIKINGS 'TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMASSAT 29 SEPTEMBER SAT 17 NOVEMBERFRI 2 NOVEMBER

SAT 22 DECEMBER

GARLIC THEATRE MOON ON A STICK PRODUCTIONSCLYDEBUILT PUPPET THEATRE FRONT ROOM PRODUCTIONS

A brand new version of the classic story of the three little pigs set in Paris.

A grumpy old wolf is a chef who wants some pigs' tails for his soup. Will the little pigs outwit the wolf and what kind of house will they build?

A funny, warm-hearted and interactive rustic tale to make you squeal with laughter, bristling with puppets, live music and lots of joining in.

Garlic Theatre (Jack and the Beans Talk, Little Red Robin Hood) entertain the whole family with beautifully crafted puppets, music and a garlicky French twist to the tale.

A star lit show for babies.

Join Little Star as she swings from shooting stars, slides down crescent moons and bounces on fluffy clouds.

Based on the song 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star', little star takes us on a journey with the star herself. Not content with the same spot in the sky, she wants to see, hear and touch everything!

Moon on a Stick (The Abominable Snowman, Jack Frost) use puppetry, music and captivating visuals to delight young audiences in an intimate, relaxed setting, making this the perfect first theatre experience.

Battle ‘Frost Giants’, dodge magical beasts and feel the thrill of storytelling, just as the children of the Norse once did.

Through hand-carved puppets, witness the stories of Odin, the King of the Gods; Thor and his mighty hammer, and Loki – the shape changer, adventurer and mischief maker.

This half term the world of the Vikings is brought to life in this original show for children from Clydebuilt Puppet Theatre (Dinosaur Detectives).

It is Christmas Eve and Santa’s elves, Holly and Ivy, are calling for help from all children to make sure they have completed their checklist, so that everything is ready for Santa and for Christmas.

With heavy sacks of presents, poorly reindeer, and one too many mince pies, will Santa have enough time to make it around all the houses in time for Christmas day?

Front Room Productions present ‘twas the night before christmas, with music, poetry and a whole lot of festive fun for all the family.

Five interweaving stories, five small worlds, five very different journeys.

Step inside the small world of Mimika Theatre’s white tent and into an exquisite intimate environment. Meet five characters – a bug, a goose, a fox cub, a cat and a six-year-old girl – and watch their wordless stories unfold.

small worlds is an unforgettable piece of visual theatre inside a magical canvas dome – a unique integration of puppetry, miniature landscapes, original animated film and music.

SYNGENTA CELLAR 11.00am & 2.00pm TICKETS £7 RUNNING TIME 45 minutes + meet the puppets AGE RECOMMENDATION 3–7 years

SYNGENTA CELLAR 11.00am, 12.15pm, 2.00pm & 3.15pm TICKETS £8 baby and adult; additional adults £3 RUNNING TIME 20 minutes + 20 minutes play time AGE RECOMMENDATION 6–18 months

SYNGENTA CELLAR 11.00am & 2.00pm TICKETS £7 RUNNING TIME 60 minutes AGE RECOMMENDATION 4–10 years

SYNGENTA CELLAR 11.00am & 2.00pm TICKETS £7 RUNNING TIME 45 minutes + meet and greet AGE RECOMMENDATION 3–7 years

MAIN STAGE 11.00am, 12.30pm, 2.15pm & 3.45pm TICKETS £7 RUNNING TIME 45 minutes + meet and greet AGE RECOMMENDATION 4–11 years

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3 SHOWS – 10% OFF 4 SHOWS – 15% OFF*MUST BE BOOKED TOGETHER

SMALL WORLDSSAT 26 JANUARY

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ALADDIN Recommended for all ages (page 8)

JOSEPH AND HIS AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT Recommended for all ages (page 14)

TRIBE Recommended for ages 7+ (page 20)


The lbt is passionate about championing exciting new artists and companies creating work in Huddersfield and Kirklees. Below are just a small selection of these artists.

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Join us for another season of creativity and fun. All classes will have the chance to see a live performance at the lbt.

The LBT offers Arts Awards engagement in our classes and projects, and our venue is an Arts Award Supporter. For more information, please contact [email protected]

Autumn term begins on Monday 10 September. To enrol, visit our website or contact [email protected]

STAGE DOOR ONE FOR AGES 6 – 8 Saturdays 10.30am – 12.00pm

STUDIO ONE FOR AGES 9 – 11 Thursdays 5.00pm – 7.00pm

STUDIO TWO FOR AGES 12 – 14 Mondays 7.00pm – 9.00pm or Wednesdays 5.00pm – 7.00pm

STUDIO THREE FOR AGES 15 – 17 Mondays 5.00pm – 7.00pm

YOUNG COMPANY AUTUMN TERM CLASSES

YOUNG PEOPLE

We’re passionate about giving children and young people exciting, high quality experiences in their local theatre. There are many ways your school can work in partnership with us, including:

• £8 tickets for students with one free teacher ticket for every 10 purchased.

• Workshops in school or at the theatre with professional artists.

• Post show talks with visiting companies

• Backstage tours

• Inset or CPD training for teachers

• Arts Awards up to Gold level

• Support with Artsmark accreditation.

If you would like to discuss any of these opportunities or other ways we might work in partnership with your school please contact Rebecca Winwood on [email protected]

SCHOOLSAre you looking for a creative and exciting idea for your child’s birthday party?

The lbt offers three packages to suit ages from 1–12 years and can be booked on their own or linked with tickets to watch one of our shows.

Our birthday party event spaces come ready decorated and include a music system and dressing up box.

BIRTHDAY PARTIES AT THE LBT

For more information on our party packages, please visit thelbt.org or phone 01484 425282

BOX OFFICE 01484 430528 | ONLINE thelbt.org INDEPENDENT THEATRE MAKERS

ROSE CONDORose is a multiple-slam winning spoken word poet who performs across the uk. Look out for her new solo show The Empathy Experiment, which she hopes to tour in 2019.

rosecondo.net

MAKE, DO THEATREAn energetic, up and coming physical theatre ensemble whose aim is to effect positive social and cultural change through their work. Their new show Little Change is coming soon!

makedotheatre.com | @makedotheatre

KATHLEEN YORE (Artistic Director of Odd Doll)Odd Doll seamlessly blends together highly skilled puppetry, mask, music and clown. Touring adult and family work across the uk. Kathleen is a puppet builder, puppeteer, musician, actress and clown.odddoll.co.uk | @OddDollPuppetry | /odddollpuppetry

MARAUDERS THEATRE COMPANYThe Marauders Theatre Company aims to create shows that are physical, audacious, and unconventional, collaborating with young artists to both shock and inspire audiences. /MaraudersTheatre

NAOMI SUMNER CHAN Naomi is a playwright, poet and theatre maker. Currently she is working with Eclipse Theatre Company to create a new verbatim play about adoption, identity and belonging.brushstrokeorder.co.uk | @BSOwriters @naomisumner | /brushstrokeorder

OFF THE CUFF THEATRE COMPANYA theatre company based in Huddersfield, established in 2016, committed to providing a platform to emerging talent, including writers, performers and all other creatives.

@octtheatre | /OfftheCuffTheatre | /offthecufftheatre

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GROUP BOOKINGS Groups will normally be entitled to one complimentary ticket for every ten purchased.

Education and school groups can get £8 student tickets with one free teacher for every 10 student tickets (exclusions apply).

MAIN AUDITORIUM SEATING Seating is unreserved for all Syngenta Cellar, and Main Stage performances in selected formats.

THE SMALL PRINT Details of events are correct at the time of print. Please contact box office in advance to confirm listings and availability. All ticket purchases are non-refundable. Full terms and conditions available at www.thelbt.org For further information on age suitability, please ask.

CONCESSIONS Where available, concessions apply to under 16s, over 60s, students, unemployed persons in receipt of benefits, Kirklees Passport holders and people who are registered disabled. Proof of entitlement is required.

SPECIAL OFFERS Where these apply they cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer.

Where multi-buy savers are available, all shows must be purchased at the same time.

ACCESS Please discuss your access requirements with our Box Office staff when making your booking and we will be happy to help. Carers may be entitled to a complimentary ticket.For details of access performances please contact Box Office or visit thelbt.org

This brochure is available in large print or braille formats upon request.

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HOW TO FIND US We are located in Huddersfield Town Centre, close to the University and just a minute walk from the Kingsgate shopping centre.

PARKING If you are arriving by car, follow the signage on the ring road to the Market Hall multi-storey car park on Alfred Street. There is a limited number of parking spaces for disabled badge holders on Queen Street. There is also an area on Queen Street for drop off only.

RAIL AND BUS The rail and bus stations are just a few minutes walk from the theatre. The Free Town Bus stops outside the theatre and runs until 5pm on college days, 3pm during college holidays and 2.49pm on Saturdays

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YOUR VISITBOX OFFICE 01484 430528 [email protected] Office opening hours: Monday to Saturday 9.30am – 5.00pm (open later on performance nights)

ONLINE thelbt.orgThe Lawrence Batley Theatre does not charge booking or card fees.

POSTAL Lawrence Batley Theatre, Queen’s Square, Queen Street, Huddersfield hd1 2sp

ADMINISTRATION Phone 01484 425282 Email [email protected]

BOX OFFICE 01484 430528 | ONLINE thelbt.org SPOTLIGHT

ON BROADWAY SHAKESPEARE SCHOOLS FESTIVAL

PENNINE ACADEMY OF DANCE SHAKESPEARE SCHOOLS FOUNDATION

Students from Pennine Academy of Dance provide an evening of fun, high energy entertainment in their fourth annual show.

Throughout the evening you'll experience influential dance styles and music gathered from much-loved musicals. Students from three-years-old to adult will showcase their skill in ballet, tap, acrobatics and street dance performed to numbers from hit Broadway shows.

Come along, take a seat and enjoy Pennine Academy of Dance on Broadway.

Shakespeare Schools Foundation is proud to present the world’s largest youth drama festival at the lbt.

See Shakespeare’s timeless stories brought to life like never before, and support young people from your community as they take to the stage.

Details of the schools performing can be found on SSF’s website shakespeareschools.org/the-festival

MAIN STAGE Sat 6.30pm / Sun 4.30pm TICKETS £10.50–£6.50 + selected concessions

MAIN STAGE 7.00pm TICKETS £9 / concessions £7 + group rates available

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JUMP & SHOUTTHE DREAM TEAM

A festival where performers aged three and above take centre stage and shine in the spotlight.

The youngsters of Kirklees will be breaking out their fancy footwork with a variety of dance routines, gaining valuable experience and showing off their talent on the lbt stage.

MAIN STAGE 7.30pm TICKETS £7 / concessions £5

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WHAT’S ON

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