Mums’ night out! Helen and Ellie are back with a brand-new comedy show that will have you laughing till you wee. From menopause to mansplaining, teenagers to Tinder, no subject is safe. Featuring new songs, sketches, stand-up, and of course, sparkly new catsuits. Bring your mates, bring your mum, bring your partner if they’re feeling brave enough… It’s a big Scummy party!
‘Highly recommended!’
One4Review
‘Very funny’
Guardian
‘Hilarious’
Broadway Baby
'Inspired by Temple Newsam' is an intervention at Temple Newsam House in collaboration with Leeds Fine Artists in 2025.
This exhibition will feature works by multiple artists who have produced works in response to various aspects of Temple Newsam - from its history to architecture, from its collection of fine and decorative arts to its fabulous grounds.
This intervention will open in April 2025 and close at the end of September 2025.
Discover a marketplace dedicated to mid-century era interior design trends featuring an incredible selection of independent dealers specialising in vintage furniture, retro homewares, textiles, lighting, ceramics, artwork and more.
Focusing on the increasingly popular interior trends that span the decades from the 1940s to 1970s, this curated market features a variety of traders offering authentic mid-century era homewares, retro furniture, textiles, ceramics, decor and collectables.
THE HANDOVER (Egypt/Belgium/Norway, Sublime Frequencies)
Oud, fiddle and keys meld Arabic classical and folk with improv, psych and kosmische in this mesmerising ritual!
ELISA MORRIS
Welsh folk songs through harp and voice
PEDRAUM AGAHI
Traditional Persian santour with hints of neoclassical
£8 advance / £12 on the door
£5 unwaged / no one turned away for lack of funds
Looking for a cosy spot to relax and keep the little ones entertained during the Winter months?
The Servants’ Hall Family Space is the perfect place for families to unwind together.
What’s inside?
A book area for quiet reading
Colouring and activity sheets to spark creativity
A dressing-up station for imaginative play
Family-friendly games to enjoy together
It’s a welcoming space where kids can stay busy and grown-ups can take a moment to relax.
Pop in and make yourselves at home! Included with a valid day ticket and is free to Harewood Members.
By Jessica Bedford, Kathryn MacMillan, Charlotte Northeast and Meghan Winch
Presented by Schoolhouse Productions
One newbie and two self-professed Janeites, through almost all means imaginable, tackle the entire canon of Jane Austen’s works – in just 80 minutes.
Rachel Newton (The Furrow Collective) and Lauren MacColl (Rant) are firmly established as two of the country’s most celebrated folk musicians. They collaborated on each other’s solo projects for many years before co-producing their award winning project Heal & Harrow, based on the Scottish Witch Trials.
ITV Tour de France commentator Matt Rendell shares stories from his 25 years' covering the Tour - and his dealings with cycling's big names from Eddy Merckx to Bradley Wiggins, Mark Cavendish to Chris Froome.
In a revealing and entertaining night for cycling fans new and old, Matt brings a mix of first-hand experiences of the biggest races on the calendar, bizarre/hilarious personal tales and thought-provoking ideas about the future (and history) of the sport.
Two of the UK’s most iconic voices have finally combined as a duo and will be touring a new album in 2025.
Miranda Sykes and Jim Causley have known each other for nearly 20 years, and in 2024 they united with John Palmer to create and tour a show celebrating the centenary of the death of the song collector and author Sabine Baring-Gould.
They enjoyed working together so much and audience feedback was so positive that they made plans to record and tour an album together.
by Oscar Wilde
directed by Max Webster
Three-time Olivier Award-winner Sharon D Clarke is joined by Ncuti Gatwa (Doctor Who; Sex Education) in this joyful reimagining of Oscar Wilde’s most celebrated comedy.
While assuming the role of a dutiful guardian in the country, Jack lets loose in town under a false identity. Meanwhile, his friend Algy adopts a similar facade. Hoping to impress two eligible ladies, the gentlemen find themselves caught in a web of lies they must carefully navigate.