What’s On
Leeds Arts Centre perform at the Carriageworks Theatre in Millennium Square, Leeds. You can contact the Box Office at the Leeds Ticket Hub on 0113 376 0318 between 10am and 4pm, Monday to Saturday.
If you would like to audition for, or help out backstage with, any of our productions, please contact us.
Spoken Word!
An evening of original poetry, prose, music and comedy from Leeds Arts Centre members, as part of the Yorkshire Fringe.
Watch this space for more details closer to the time.
Tickets for Spoken Word! are on sale now from Eventbrite. Please book your tickets online in advance of performances.
She Kills Monsters
• directed by Chelsea Issott
Various Times • Wednesday 14th – Saturday 17th October 2026
She Kills Monsters by Qui Nguyen follows Agnes Evans, a young woman grieving the sudden death of her teenage sister, Tilly.
While sorting through Tilly’s belongings, Agnes discovers a Dungeons & Dragons campaign her sister wrote and decides to play it with the help of Chuck, a quirky dungeon master. As the game unfolds, Agnes is drawn into a vivid fantasy world of monsters, warriors, and demons that mirrors Tilly’s inner life. Through this adventure, Agnes learns who Tilly truly was (brilliant, brave, and queer) and confronts her own regrets, guilt, and unresolved grief.
Blending pop culture, comedy, and heartfelt drama, She Kills Monsters explores storytelling as a way to process loss, celebrate identity, and find connection after tragedy.
Tickets for She Kills Monsters are on sale now from the Leeds Ticket Hub and, before performances, from the Carriageworks Box Office in the Electric Press building on Millennium Square. Please book your tickets online, or by telephoning 0113 376 0318 between 10am and 4pm, Monday to Saturday.
This amateur production of She Kills Monsters is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd on behalf of Samuel French, Inc.
God of Carnage
This February, we present Yasmina Reza’s God of Carnage: a masterclass in how not to parent. What starts as a civil, “adult” meeting to resolve a playground fracas between two children quickly desolves into a hilarious, high-stakes collision of egos. Beneath the thin veneer of espresso and clafoutis, the gloves aren’t just off... they’ve been shredded.
To keep the Carnage fresh we are performing with two revolving ensembles. With our casts being shuffled throughout the week, you never know exactly who will be throwing the punches. It’s a different kind of disaster every night, come see who survives the chaos.
Tickets for God of Carnage are not currently on sale, but will be available through the Leeds Ticket Hub and the Carriageworks Box Office nearer to the production dates. Keep an eye on this site, or at www.carriageworkstheatre.co.uk for details of availability.
This amateur production of God of Carnage is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd on behalf of Samuel French, Ltd.
The Athenian Verdict
In Ancient Greece the Gods reign supreme but, when they order a man to kill his own mother, one of the Divine falters. In this adaptation of Aeschylus’ Oresteia, Athena must abandon her father’s law to prevent the spilling of more blood – The Athenian Verdict.
Tickets for The Athenian Verdict are not currently on sale, but will be available through the Leeds Ticket Hub and the Carriageworks Box Office nearer to the production dates. Keep an eye on this site, or at www.carriageworkstheatre.co.uk for details of availability.
Other events
Leeds Arts Centre organises many other events for its members, including play readings, workshops, social events and more. To find what’s coming up, and discover how you could get involved, please contact us.
This page only contains details of Leeds Arts Centre’s current and future productions – if you’re looking for information about our past productions, please see our production archive.
