Whats On
Warp and Weft
Thursday 21st -
Saturday 23rd March 2024
7:30pm evenings & Saturday matinee 2:30pm
Main Stage Production
Warp and Weft is a show of two one-act plays connected by theme and location: Waiting for Wesley and The House That Ethel Built.
Waiting for Wesley is set in the Calder Valley in the summer of 1842 when a wave of strikes engulfs Lancashire and Yorkshire.
The House That Ethel Built concerns the life and work of Ethel Carnie Holdsworth (1886 – 1962).
Both pieces are written and directed by Michael Crowley. The Brutish Multitude is a theatre company based in West Yorkshire.
Hollow Eyes
Sunday 24th March 2024
2:30pm & 7:30pm
Studio Bar Production
A dark, occult tale of betrayal and Supernatural suspense
Two companions set out to summon an evil entity that has plagued the moors of Burnsville for centuries.
With a promise of riches and fame , the pair attempt a dangerous task, with have no idea of the nightmares that await them!
Immersive, horrific and dark. Most definitely not for the faint of heart.
Can't Go Back
Thursday 28th - Saturday 30th March
7:30pm evenings
Main Stage Production
Can’t Go Back is an original comedy musical set in the glamorous, showbiz world of Yorkshire’s working men’s clubs
Described as Victoria Wood meets Phoenix Nights, Can’t Go Back is an all-singing, all- dancing new musical with a cast of fantastic characters and a collection of hilarious original songs.
James McCann (Book & Lyrics) and Mark Baker (Music) are bringing their lifetimes of gigging and writing experience to the stage and pulling out all the stops to give audiences an amazing night. Come and join in the fun!
Soul Train
Sunday 31st March @ 7:00pm
Main Stage Production
SOUL TRAIN will soon steam into Halifax and on board will be a fine feast of soulful gems.
Harking back to the wonderful days when the dance floor was king, performers deliver a fun presentation of 60s and 70s soul classics. From early soul days of Tamla Motown, Stax and Atlantic records though to disco and beyond as the show brings on the good times.
Show producer and performer Wayne Kennedy goes back to his roots having sold well over one million concert tickets for his theatre shows.