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Waitress – Review – Leeds Grand Theatre
By Sandra Callard, September 2021 Waitress sports a combination of singing, comedy and drama, with a steady and experienced cast, ... -
Looking Good Dead – Review – Leeds Grand Theatre
By Sandra Callard, September 2021 I have read many of the books of Peter James featuring his detective, Roy Grace, ... -
LAIT and Leeds Grand Theatre to Offer Free Masterclasses to Aspiring Actors
Leeds Actors in Training (LAIT) has announced it is offering free online masterclasses throughout March 2021. The initiative will offer ... -
Cabaret – Review – Leeds Grand Theatre
By Gail Schuster, March 2020 Willkommen, it says in large bold letters on the stage as we wait in anticipation ... -
The Turn of the Screw (Opera North) – Review – Leeds Grand Theatre
By Sandra Callard, February 2020 Opera North from Leeds, purveyors of beautiful music, glorious singing and stories of drama, tragedy ... -
The Marriage of Figaro (Opera North) – Review – Leeds Grand Theatre
By Eve Luddington, February 2020 When Mozart asked Lorenzo Da Ponte to write a libretto based on Beaumarchais’s The Marriage ... -
Street Scene (Opera North) – Review – Leeds Grand Theatre
By Sandra Callard, January 2020 A unique opera is brought to the stage by Leeds’ own Opera North and is ... -
Cinderella (Northern Ballet) – Review – Leeds Grand
By Gail Schuster, December 2019 David Nixon’s ballet is a beautiful reimagining if the classic tale, set in the deep ... -
Band of Gold – Review – Leeds Grand Theatre
By Ellie Victor, December 2019 Many people will remember Band of Gold, the wildly popular TV series by Kay Mellor, ... -
The King and I – Review – Leeds Grand Theatre
By Gail Schuster, October 2019 Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The King and I has long been a crowd pleaser and the ...
