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Whether you are looking for a family-friendly afternoon of puppetry or a gripping evening of contemporary playwriting, the local stage is offering a diverse palette of experiences that celebrate both global excellence and the unique identity of the North.
Beyond the traditional theatre arches, this month also highlights the interactive and educational spirit of the Leeds arts scene.
Creative workshops, immersive heritage tours, and youth dance festivals provide a platform for participation, proving that theatre in our city is as much about the community as it is about the performance.
Here are our picks of some of the stage highlights coming up in the city throughout April.
19. The Freshwater Five (April 28)
Deadman theatre company revisits one of the most controversial criminal cases in recent British history. This powerful play explores whether five ordinary fishermen were innocent men or international drug smugglers. 🎠The Old Woollen, Leeds | Provided
20. National Theatre Live: All My Sons (April 29)
A screening of the Arthur Miller classic starring Bryan Cranston, directed by Ivo Van Hove. Captured live from the Old Vic, this production brings world-class theatre to the big screen in Leeds. 🎠City Varieties Music Hall | National Theatre Live