LAST CHANCE: Inspired by a real-life Black men’s walking group based in Sheffield, Black Men Walking has been conceived by Eclipse in collaboration with Leeds-based rapper, singer, producer and performer Testament.
From £13.00
Aiming to engage audiences in a conversation about religious and LGBTQ issues, Jamie Fletcher brings drama, music and activism – asking ‘how and who should we love?’
7.00 - 20.00
Daring and fabulous, club culture collides with high art as Vogue Houses join forces in an explosion of dance supremacy.
15.00 - 20.00
A dance fuelled production which charts one boy’s journey towards gender transition, by the award-winning 201 Dance Company.
From £10.00
Using powerful images, documentary photographer Lee Price explores life as a member of the LGBT+ community in Sierra Leone.
Free entry
Spoken word, poetry and prose from an all-female line-up of Outspoken voices, including performer, award-winning playwright and poet Jackie Hagan.
From £5.00
Shake off those January blues, get wrapped up and check out the North West’s best-emerging theatre-makers.
From £3.00
In their most ambitious show to date, Gecko imagines us all as brides – wedded to society and bound by a contract.
From £16.00
An immersive Peter Pan experience flies into Sheffield this Christmas – expect food fights, absinthe bars and soaring live music from a band of lost boys.
From £16.00
Michael Buffong’s new version of this Broadway classic, co-produced by Manchester’s Royal Exchange and Talawa theatre company, swings us into the heart of the Harlem Renaissance.
From £22.00
If you’re looking for a traditional pantomime this year – Oldham Coliseum’s Dick Whittington is a real Christmas cracker.
13.50 - 20
Aria Entertainment are back with the much anticipated musical adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel.
From £20.00
