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7pm KATE RUSBY – ‘WHEN THEY ALL LOOKED UP’ TOUR Back by popular demand, the enchanting Kate Rusby returns for her 2025 Spring Tour with the Singy Songy Session Band. Continuing the intimate format from her acclaimed 2024 Spring Tour, Kate will perform songs from her new album 'When They All Looked Up' alongside beloved

Todmorden Folk Festival is a wonderful, grassroots festival hosted by local volunteers thoroughout Todmorden's historic buildings and squares on May Bank Holiday. The whole town is brought to life with morris dancing, live music, workshops, craft and theatre in a celebration of folk arts. Artists confirmed so far include: Flook on their 30th Anniversary Tour

7:30pm Emma Kenny returns to the Victoria Theatre Halifax with an enthralling new show that plunges into the depths of love twisted into terror. After her triumphant 'The Serial Killer Next Door' tour, Emma captivates yet again, solidifying her status as one of the UK's foremost crime presenters. This time, she invites you to delve

7:30pm Man in the Mirror: A Tribute to Michael Jackson Join us for a Thriller of an evening, as we celebrate the legendary music of the KING OF POP! This is the “Man in the Mirror” – The brand new must-see, electrifying tribute concert to Michael Jackson. Starring CJ, one of the world’s greatest Michael Jackson

7:30pm Now seen by over 350,000 fans live and watched by millions on TV, Europe’s No.1 multi-award-winning show "The Legends of American Country", this hit country show returns for another fantastic night of toe-tapping Country nostalgia! The upcoming tour will showcase highly acclaimed tributes to Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash, Don Williams, Patsy Cline, Hank Williams, Tammy Wynette and Kenny Rogers and

7:30pm Join us for the ultimate celebration of Musical Theatre with the biggest hits from the West End and Broadway - Starring G4 Following on from their critically-acclaimed 20th Anniversary album and tour, The UK’s No1 vocal harmony quartet and original X Factor stars, G4, now unleash their unique trademark sound on the greatest showstoppers that

Halifax Thespians present THE GHOST TRAIN directed by Ian Byfield Tue 13 to Sat 17 May at 7:30pm and 2:30pm Sat. matinee Arnold Ridley’s classic comedy-thriller, The Ghost Train, was first produced in 1925 and has been a firm favourite with professional and non-professional theatre companies ever since. Six passengers find themselves stranded late at

7:30pm NORTHERN LIVE – DO I LOVE YOU is returning to the Victoria Theatre, Halifax Keeping the Faith to the original sounds of the underground movement that started on the dance floors in the North and eventually swept the Nation including an 11-piece band with 4 lead vocalists performing over 30 original hits, expect to

3pm Halifax Symphony Orchestra: Curtain Up - songs from the musicals An afternoon of music from the Musicals: Wicked, Beauty and the Beast, Chicago and many more. Featuring Soprano: Victoria Darvill Baritone: Adam Smith Compère: Peter Alexander (as seen in soap operas including Emmerdale; Eastenders; Coronation Street; Brookside and Hollyoaks) Conductor: Yannis Daoutis Leader: Barbara Slade The

7:30pm “It’s a rare and joyous thing to see a stand up so vibrant and imperiously on top of his game.” ★★★★★ Mail on Sunday “The greatest British Asian comedian of all time.”  ★★★★★The Eastern Eye Multi-award-winning stand-up comedian, actor and writer Paul Chowdhry has announced his brand-new ‘Englandia’ UK stand-up tour for 2025 including a

7:30pm Starring Carli Norris (Doctors, Hollyoaks, Eastenders), Maureen Nolan (The Nolans), Rebecca Wheatley (Casualty) and Daniele Coombe (West End Star), we present the final UK tour of the smash-hit Menopause the Musical 2 - Cruising Through Menopause. In this hilarious sequel to the sell-out hit Menopause the Musical®, we fast forward five years to catch up with the same four characters for tales of their

7:30pm Brian Bilston and Henry Normal appear together for the first time in a show which one critic has described as “two people reading some poems”. Along the way, they will be drawing on their vast catalogue of crowd favourites – and throwing in new poems, to prevent becoming their own tribute bands. Not ones to