What's On

Please note that there are some changes to the previously advertised details for this concert. The concert's original cellist, Vashti Hunter, recently welcomed her second little girl to the world, two months earlier than expected. Her daughter's early arrival means that Vashti won’t be performing in Leeds in February, but we've lined up an excellent alternative in the form of Tim Posner, and are certain you won’t be disappointed.

Step into a world where strings weave tales of past and present as multi-instrumentalist Kirpal Singh Panesar Ji graces the stage to perform his new work Melodies of Love. Classical rhythms and soul-stirring melodies immerse listeners as winter bids adieu and the gentle breeze of spring whispers promises of new beginnings.

Pippin is a 1972 musical that follows a young prince named Pippin on his quest for purpose and meaning in life. Guided by a mysterious troupe of performers, Pippin explores glory, power, love, and contentment, only to realize that fulfillment comes from embracing ordinary, everyday moments over grand ambitions.

Edith Pageaud’s performances are a celebration of virtuosity, imagination, and emotional depth, promising audiences an experience that is as inspiring as it is unforgettable

One of the most distinguished of pianists and a firm favourite at the BBC Proms and worldwide, Sir Stephen Hough returns to Leeds with an intriguing programme that pairs the music of the relatively unknown French composer Cécile Chaminade with two giants of the romantic piano repertoire, Frédéric Chopin and Franz Liszt.

CEO and Principal of the Northern School of Contemporary Dance and pioneer dancer, artist and choreographer: Sharon Watson MBE joins us for a keynote speech to kick off March's performances.