A Night with Josephine tells the story - with music, film and dance - of the American-French singer, dancer and actress Josephine Baker.
Anelise holds a scholarship at the Royal Academy of Music, here, she will play works by Debussy Images Book I and Mel Bonis.
Dyad Productions return to the Festival with the final chapter of Raleigh’s life.
Former 30-year BBC correspondent Nick Higham’s new book tells the forgotten story of the British ‘mavericks’ whose daring mission at the end of World War I.
In this solo show, our Associate Artist, Jessica Walker, explores Barbara’s life and music.
Sleeping Beauty features innovative choreography, exceptional dancing, distinctive costumes and immersive projections.
Homebird is a story about where you belong. About finding your place in the ever-changing world.
Alvin is a postgraduate student at the Royal Northern College of Music, here he plays works by Albeniz, Iturralde and Cimarosa, alongside pianist Chichi Li.
Palisander bring us a signature blend of music and words in tribute to London.
The saxophone as you have never heard it before, as star performer and broadcaster Jess Gillam and her superb Ensemble celebrate one of the world’s most versatile instruments.
A first appearance from our 2026 Artist-in-Residence, the eclectically vibrant cellist, Gabriella Swallow.
Festival Patron Tracy Borman’s latest historical fiction release, The House of Boleyn, combines danger and passion.
