Image
Two people in elaborate costume stand in a forest
David Lindsay
Fri 20 Nov 2026 - Sun 22 Nov 2026
Wild Hope Reimagined | Compass Festival
Dance
Dance (Li)
Film

A film installation combining dance, nature and storytelling.

Our wild, untamed Yorkshire landscape is a place to feel beautifully insignificant and magnificently connected. Maybe it can inspire an idea of something wild. A chance to imagine things differently... a wild hope.

Drop in to this free video installation, showcasing work created by Yorkshire Dance's Company of People and TC Howard. Audiences are invited to wander around the installation or simply sit & experience the film, which brings together dance, storytelling and creative captioning to explore the natural world and the folklore of Yorkshire.

The installation will run Friday 20 from 6.30-9.30pm, Sat 9.00-4.00, Sun 10.00-2.30pm.

“Wild Hope explores connections between people of all ages, the natural world of the Yorkshire moors and the expressive potential of movement. It is bright with hope.” - Reviews Hub

About

Yorkshire Dance’s Company of People is an inter-generational dance group rooted in the communities of Chapeltown and Harehills. TC Howard is an acclaimed contemporary British dancer, choreographer, mentor and community performance director based in Sheffield.

Wild Hope Reimagined is part of Compass Festival 2026 and supported by Leeds City Council and West Yorkshire Combined Authority.

Compass Festival 2026 is funded by Leeds City Council through the Leeds Cultural Investment Programme; Arts Council England; The Baily Thomas Charitable Fund; and Amazon UK’s Regional Creative Fund.

3 St Peter's Square
Leeds
LS9 8AH
United Kingdom

53.7969527, -1.5332247

    Date
    Fri 20 Nov 2026 - Sun 22 Nov 2026
    Sat 21 Nov 2026
    09:00 - 16:00
    Sun 22 Nov 2026
    10:00 - 14:30

    Ticket price

    Accessibility
    Accessible car parking
    Accessible toilet
    Assistance dogs welcome
    Baby changing facilities
    Braille and tactile signage
    Changing places facility
    Dementia friendly
    Guide dogs welcome
    Parent and baby
    Wheelchair accessible
    You may also like