'What Makes a City?'
Join us for an evening of new Opera, celebrating 60 years of Leeds History! 'What Makes a City' delves into what has made Leeds, Leeds - exploring topics of culture, sports, infrastructure, music, nature, and much more. The scenes you will see have been co-created by Leeds Conservatoire students and a creative team consisting of Michael Betteridge (composer), Persia Babayan-Taylor (Director), and Chris Pulleyn (Musical Director).
Performed at the stunning Brodrick Hall, 'What Makes a City' is a new Opera, written by Michael Betteridge and commissioned by Leeds Conservatoire, to celebrate their 60th birthday celebrations. The Opera also marks the closing of the 'Music Leeds Us' Exhibition at Leeds Museum, which has been celebrating 60 years of music since its opening in October.
Performances
Friday 26th June - 5:30pm - Tickets Link
Friday 26th June - 7:30pm - Tickets Link
Saturday 27th June - 3pm [FREE ENTRY, RELAXED PERFORMANCE - NO TICKET REQUIRED]
Saturday 27th June - 6:30pm - Tickets Link
Tickets
£5 Full Price
ALL PERFORMANCES FREE FOR LC STAFF AND STUDENTS - Collect from Reception
How to Book
Please click the above performance links to book tickets online
You can also contact our box office on 0113 222 3434 to book tickets over the phone. Please note our box office opening hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00AM - 5:00PM.
Accessibility
Please refer to Leeds City Museum's Access Information on their website for details.
