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Named as Gramophone Magazine’s One to Watch, violinist Hana Chang partners with strings-specialist collaborative pianist Alison Rhind to perform wildly contrasting sonatas. Beethoven wrote his fiery forty-minute Kreutzer Sonata in 1803. Over a century later Debussy would write his violin sonata, a much shorter and lighter musical journey.

The saxophone and harp duo community is an exciting up-and-coming genre, currently spearheaded by Manchester musicians. Since being established in 2019, Aaben Duo has given several performances of new and traditional works.

Join 'Britain's most adventurous orchestra' (The Times), Manchester Camerata, for an evening of orchestral classics and musical premieres.

A whimsical comedy that takes the audience on a magical journey though love, mischief and transformation. Set in a forest the play weaves together the lives of star-crossed lovers, feuding fairies and bumbling actors all under the spell of the mischievious Puck. A timeless classic filled with mistaken identities, magical potions and plenty of humour.

Leeds graduate, award-winning writer, journalist and broadcaster and touring member of the Jay Rayner Sextet: Jay Rayner joins us to kick off April's performances with a keynote speech.

Stage adaptation of the Swedish novel by John Ajvide Lindqvist. Set in a cold isolated town it tells the story of a lonely boy, Oskar and his friendship with Eli, a myserious newcomer with a chiling secret. This eerie yet tender tale blends horro with themes of love, loneliness and acceptance , exploring what it mean to connect with another, not matter the cost.