A R H T O A E G R
HACS Harrogate Music Festival AT A GLANCE
Thurs 26 June
Fri 27 June
Sat 28 June
Sun 29 June
Tues 1 & Wed 2 July
Thurs 3 July
Fri 4 – Sat 12 July
Fri 4 July
Fri 4 July
Sat 5 July
Sun 6 July
Sun 6 July
Mon 7 July
Mike Lova�’s Brass Pack
Young Musician 1: Trio Concept
Korros Ensemble
Fergus McCreadie
Oddsocks: A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Alistair McGowan
Gaia
Young Musician 2: Charlo�e Spruit
Orchestra for the Earth
Young Musician 3: Jali Bakary Konteh
Ahmed Dickinson
The Marian Consort
Anthony Gray
Tues 8 July Connaught Brass
Wed 9 July
Thurs 10 July
Fri 11 July
Fri 11 July
Yevgeny Sudbin
Berwins Salon North
Young Musician 4: Alannah Saphir
House of Burlesque & Silent Disco
Royal Hall
Wesley Centre
Christ Church
The Crown Hotel
RHS Harlow Carr
The Crown Hotel
St Wilfrid’s Church
Wesley Centre
St Wilfrid’s Church
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Welcome
International
Festivals Summer Season…
This summer we invite you on an extraordinary journey though music, art and adventure. The HACS Harrogate Music Fes�val presents a breathtaking lineup, blending world-class performances with unique, immersive experiences designed to discover and celebrate theworldaroundus.
A true highlight of this season is Gaia by renowned ar�st Luke Jerram – a magnificent installa�on that brings Earth itself to life in a stunningvisualspectacle.
Beneath the surface, prepare for an unforge�able series of performances with our Gigs at Gaia season. From orchestral performances with Orchestra for the Earth to choral concerts by candlelight with The Marian Consort, brilliant brass from Connaught Brass to Insterstellar organ recitals, there is a host of performancessettosurpriseanddelight.
We launch the season with the inimitable Mike Lova�’s Brass Pack at the Royal Hall, Fes�val Favourites Oddsocks return to town with A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and we con�nue to proudlyshowcasethenextgenera�onoftalentin our Young Musicians Series offering a pla�orm forrisingstarstoshine.
This is a preview of the music fes�val and there is so much more to look forward to this summer
– check the website for updates: www.harrogateinterna�onalfes�vals.com
Mike Lovatt’s Brass Pack: Brass hits Hollywood
Thursday 26 June | 7.30pm | Royal Hall | £36, £34, £28, £26, £21
Programme to include Hollywood classics: Pure Imagina�on (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory)
Chinatown Main Title
Bali Hai (South Pacific)
Over The Rainbow (The Wizard Of Oz)
Show Me (My Fair Lady)
Don’t Rain On My Parade (Funny Girl)
Moon River (Breakfast At Tiffany’s)
Mike Lova� is a renowned UK virtuoso trumpeter, recording ar�st, and sought-a�er educator, celebrated for his versa�lity across genres. He is Principal Trumpet of the Grammy-nominated John Wilson Orchestra, the BBC Big Band, and Superbrass, and has performed as a soloist on numerous film scores,includingAvengers:EndgameandJudy. Drawing inspira�on from Billy May’s Big Fat Brassalbum,Lova�formedMikeLova�'sBrass Packtorecreateitsiconicsoundandintroduce new arrangements. The group features a unique brass ensemble with French horns replacing saxophones and has cap�vated
audiences with performances like the Suite from Carmen arranged by Colin Skinner. Having launched at the Harrogate Music Fes�val in 2023, Mike Lova�’s Brass Pack are returning this year with a programme of Hollywood hits to kick the 2025 Fes�val off in style. The Brass Pack will be joined by Anna JaneCasey,bestknownforherworkinmusical theatre, starring in shows such as Cats, West Side Story and Chicago. This exci�ng collabora�on promises to deliver an unforge�able evening of glitz, glamour, and �meless tunes.
Don’tmissthechancetoexperiencethemagic of Hollywood brought to life by world-class musicians and an excep�onal West End star in Harrogate’s gli�ering Royal Hall!
“The ability and authority to inspire not only a whole brass sec�on but an en�re orchestra” – John Wilson
Young Musician 1: Trio Concept
Friday 27 June | 11am | Wesley Centre | £15
Lorenzo Nguyen |piano
Edoardo Grieco |violin
Francesco Massimino |cello
Bloch |ThreeNocturnes
Ravel |PianoTrioinAminor
Mendelssohn |PianoTrioNo.1inDminor,Op.49
Founded in 2013 in Turin, Trio Concept have quickly established themselves as one of the leading ensemblesintheclassicalmusicworld.In2023,theywonFirstPrizeattheSchoenfeldInterna�onal String Compe��on in Harbin, China, and the YCAT interna�onal audi�ons at Wigmore Hall. They were selected as the 2024 ensemble-in-residence at the Verbier Fes�val, where they also received thepres�giousPrixPaternot.Recentlynamed‘ECHORisingStars’forthe2025/2026season,thetrio will tour Europe’s top venues, including the Musikverein and Elbphilharmonie.
TrioConsortopentheconcertwithBloch’s Three Nocturnes,apiecethatevokesthemysterythrough sweeping, expressive melodies. They will also perform Ravel’s Piano Trio in A minor, filled with rich harmonies and a dis�nctly French charm and Mendelssohn’s Piano Trio No. 1 in D minor, Op. 49, a belovedworkrenownedforitslyricalbeautyandthedelicateyetdynamicinterac�onsbetweenthe instruments.Thiscarefullycuratedprogrampromisesamemorablemorningofexcep�onalchamber music.
“An ensemble of mature musicians, able to deeply relate with the score, regardless of the composer or period”
– Circuito Musica
Korros Ensemble
Saturday 28 June | 7.30pm
Christ Church | £25
Eliza Marshall | Flute
Nick Ellis | Clarinet
Camilla Pay | Harp
Haydn | Sonata in E major H.XVI No.32
Debussy | 2 Arabesques L.66
Villa-Lobos | Choros No.2
Saint-Saëns | Danse Macabre
Harty | In Ireland
Cheryl Frances-Hoad | Vocalise
Tournier | Au Ma�n
Arnold | Grand Fantasia
de Falla | Ritual Fire Dance
Comprising of the beau�ful and unusual combina�onofflute,clarinetandharp,theKorros Ensemble has been performing together since its forma�onin2001duringthemusicians’studiesat theRoyalAcademyofMusic.
The Korros Ensemble has performed in chamber music fes�vals across the UK and interna�onally
Fergusmccreadie
Sunday 29 June | 7.30pm
The Crown Hotel | £25
andhasrecordedtwoalbums,themostrecentfor Convivium Records celebra�ng premiere recordings of works by Elizabeth Poston. Other performances include Tate Modern, St. Mar�n-inthe-Fields, Birr Castle, Killaloe Cathedral and the Örbyhus and Hudiksvall Fes�vals, Sweden and collabora�ons with Ballet Rambert and Pineapple DanceStudios.
Withastrongvisionofintroducingsomethingnew and original to the chamber music world, Korros con�nuestocleverlyreworkitsfavouriterepertoire –crea�nganexci�ngandfreshwayoflisteningto beloved orchestral, chamber and solo works. The group performs with dynamism and flair, and the sound world they produce is lush and mesmerising.
“Crystal clarity and lyrical playing by the Korros Ensemble in this fine recording of Elizabeth Poston’s masterpiece for flute, clarinet and harp”
- John Suchet | Classic FM
With a unique blend of Jazz and Sco�sh folk inspired by his country’s sublime landscapes, pianistFergus McCreadie’s music captures the hearts and minds of audiences worldwide, with an appeal that extends far beyond the constraints of genre.
Released to instant cri�cal acclaim, Fergus’s 2022 album Forest Floor catapulted him into the interna�onal spotlight. The album topped the UK Jazz & Blues charts, prompted sold-out performances across the UK, praise fromBBC 6 Music,The Times,NMEand earned him
a2022 Mercury Prizeshortlist nomina�on, the2022 Jazz FM Instrumentalist of the Year Awardas well as the2022 Sco�sh Album of the Year Award– the first jazz ar�st ever to be awarded the prize. Fergus’s latest album ‘Stream’ (2024) con�nues his explora�on of the nature and landscapes of Scotland, this �me delving into the essence of water. Fergus McCreadie is an official Yamaha Ar�st.
“The most beautiful music that can be heard in jazz at the moment”
- WrittenInMusic
Oddsocks: A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Tuesday 1 & Wednesday 2 July | 7.30pm | RHS Harlow Carr
Adults £24 | U18s £15 | U7s £7 | Families* £72 *2 adults and 2 U18s
In the summer of 2025, Oddsocks will hit the road once again with another high-energy, feel-good theatre show perfect for the whole family.
The Duke’s about to marry, but chaos is brewing. Four young lovers have bolted into the woods, thinking they’ll escape their problems, but they’ve only run into trouble with a bunch of woodland tricksters and a couple of very mischievous fairies. Meanwhile, a hapless troupe of actors decide to rehearseinaglade,andit’salldownhillfromthere.EnterOddsocks,bringingtheirtrademarkchaos, slaps�ck comedy, live music, and even a pack of outrageous hun�ng dogs! Prepare for magic mayhem and comedy that’s so ridiculous it’s almost believable.
Don’t miss out - Catch the Dream!
“Outrageously funny, a joy” - No�ngham Post
Alistair McGowan
Classic Comedy & Classical Music
Thursday 3 July | 7.30pm
The Crown Hotel | £25
Alistair McGowan is a highly talented comedian, actor, impressionist, writer, and pianist, known as one of the best comedianimpressionists in the UK. He gained fame with his BAFTA-winning TV show The Big Impression, where he impersonated public figures. Alistair is a regular on BBC comedy programs and o�en hosts corporate events. A�er rediscovering his love for the piano later in life, he released The Piano Album in 2017, which topped the classical charts. His show offers a deligh�ul mix of comedy, poetry, and music that will leave audiences both entertained and inspired. The programme includesablendofstand-up,impressions,and shortpianopiecesbyiconiccomposerssuchas Sa�e, Grieg, Shostakovich, Bach, Debussy, and Madeleine Dring, seamlessly woven together with Alistair’s unique charm. Don’t miss this perfect evening of light-hearted humour and beau�ful music!
“Alistair McGowan’s impressions are faultless” - The Sunday Times
Friday 4 July | 11am | Wesley Centre | £15
Beethoven | Sonata No.10 in G major for Piano and Violin, Op.96
Schumann | Violin Sonata No.2 in D minor, Op.121
Charlo�eSpruitisaDutchviolinistknownforher expressive performances as both a soloist and chamber musician. She has played at major venues including the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, Wigmore Hall in London, and with orchestras such as the Residen�e Orkest, the Netherlands Radio Philharmonic, and Ensemble Esperanza.
Charlo�e enjoys exploring crea�ve ways to connect with audiences, including collabora�ons that combine music with visual art. In 2022, she and ar�st Jérémie Queyras won a prize for their mul�disciplinary performance at the Goodmesh Concours. The morning concert opens with Beethoven’s final violin sonata, the gentle yet noble Sonata No. 10 in G major, Op. 96 followed bySchumann’spassionate Violin Sonata No. 2 in D minor, Op. 121,knownforitsemo�onalintensity and sweeping roman�c lines. This though�ully paired program offers listeners a journey from Beethoven’srefinedclassicismtoSchumann’srich expressiveness—amorningnottobemissedby loversofchambermusic.
“Convincingly establishing herself as one of the most promising young talents” – Het Kersjes Fonds
Luke Jerram’s GAIA 4 - 12 July | St Wilfrid’s Church
Measuring six metres in diameter and featuring high-resolu�on NASA imagery, this breathtaking sculptureoffersarareopportunitytoviewourplanetinthreedimensions.Theartworkis2.1million �messmallerthantherealEarthwitheachcen�metreoftheinternallylitsculpturedescribing21km of the Earth’s surface. By standing 181m away from the artwork, the public will be able to see the Earth as it appears from the moon.
Gaia evokes the Overview Effect, first described by author Frank White in 1987 this awe-inspiring shi� in perspec�ve is o�en described by astronauts when viewing Earth from space.
Common features of the experience for astronauts are a feeling of awe for the planet, a profound understandingoftheinterconnec�onofalllife,andarenewedsenseofresponsibilityfortakingcare of the environment. See
Gigs at GAIA: Orchestra for the Earth
Friday 4 July | 7.30pm
St Wilfrid’s Church | £28
Conductor | John Warner
Grieg | ‘Morning Mood’ from Peer Gynt
Tchaikovsky | Lensky’s Aria from Eugene Onegin (arr for violin and orchestra)
Mendelssohn| ‘Hebrides’ Overture
Respighi | Leggenda for Violin and Orchestra
Grieg | ‘In the Hall of the Mountain King’ from Peer Gynt
Vaughan Williams | The Lark Ascending
Debussy | La Mer
Orchestra for the Earth was established in England in 2018 with the mission of promo�ng the importance of caring for and protec�ng our planet. John Warner, the founder and current ar�s�c director, is an emerging talent in the world of conduc�ng. He serves as the Conductor in Residence with Oxford Opera and has conducted some of the world’s leading orchestras, including the London Symphony Orchestra and BBC Philharmonic.
The orchestra’s repertoire o�en reflects themes of nature and the environment. The concert will open fi�ngly with Grieg’s MorningMoodfrom Peer Gynt which captures nature’s quiet awakening, whilst IntheHalloftheMountainKingwill capture the mystery and drama of nature through its gradually intensifying rhythm. Vaughan Williams’ beloved TheLarkAscendingoffers a moment of s�llness and evokes a sense of serenity celebra�ng the beauty of the English countryside. This is a musical journey through light, shadow, and open sky—an evening to s�r the senses and reconnect with the natural world through sound.
“What a concert! It remained in my mind as one of the high points of the fes�val” – Marina Mahler, granddaughter of Gustav Mahler
Young Musician 3: Jali Bakary Konteh
Saturday 5 July | 3pm
St Wilfrid’s Church | £15
To include a selec�on of tradi�onal kora pieces:
Jaraby
Allah L’a Ke
Bading Bung
Foroya
Kelefa
Mali Sayo
Sayaa
Jato
Following in the footsteps of his father and grandfather, both legendary kora players, Jali Bakary Konteh infuses tradi�onal songs with his own dis�nct touch, weaving innova�ve melodicandrhythmicarrangements.Thekora,
a tradi�onal West African stringed instrument, is played by plucking with the fingers and can be compared to a lute or harp. A highly versa�le musician, Konteh performs both as a soloar�standwithhisband,Minyanta,aswell as with the Balimaya Project – an exci�ng 16piececollec�veblendingWestAfricanfolkloric music with jazz. In his solo a�ernoon concert, Bakary Konteh will be performing a variety of tradi�onal kora pieces, showcasing the dis�nc�ve rhythmic pa�erns and melodic beauty the kora creates.
“An excep�onal purveyor of the Gambian tradi�on”
– Afropop Worldwide
Gigs at Gaia:
Ahmed Dickinson | guitar
Sunday 6 July | 5pm
St Wilfrid’s Church | £22
Villa-Lobos | Five Preludes
Rojas Tarrega | Capricho Arabe
Albeniz | Asturias (Levenda)
Maria Camahort | Ponent
Daniel Rojas | En el Abra del Yumuri
Eduardo Mar�n | Songs of the Calendar Carlo Domeniconi | Koyumbaba
Ahmed Dickinson is a renowned Cuban classical guitarist, celebrated for his skill and passion.BasedintheUKforovertwentyyears, he has built strong �es with Cuban musicians while promo�ng Cuban music worldwide. A graduate of Havana’s Superior Ins�tute of Art, Dickinsonhasperformedatpres�giousvenues such as London’s Wigmore Hall and King’s Place.
Join us for an unforge�able concert featuring a mix of classical and contemporary guitar musicfromaroundtheworld.Theeveningwill open with Heitor Villa-Lobos’ Five Preludes, a set of beau�ful and expressive pieces that capture the Brazilian composer’s unique style. Addi�onally, Dickinson will perform Eduardo Mar�n’s Songs of the Calendar, blending Cubanrhythmswithclassicalelements,before closingwithCarloDomeniconi’s Koyumbaba,a vibrant and rhythmic piece inspired by Brazil. This concert promises a cap�va�ng journey through music, expertly delivered by one of the leading guitarists of his genera�on.
“A true pioneer” – Classic FM Magazine
The marian consort: The language of flowers
Sunday 6 July | 8pm
St Wilfrid’s Church | £28
Plainsong | KyrieOrbisFactor
Ceballos |HortusConclusus
Padilla |MissaEgofloscampi–KyrieandGloria
Hugo Bell |Hermitage
Padilla |MissaEgofloscampiCredo
Vivanco |Sicutlilium
Nneka Cummins |Awake
Hildegard of Bingen |OviridissimaVirgo
Clemens non Papa |Egofloscampi
Vivanco |Surgepropera
Padilla |MissaEgofloscampi
Leo Chadburn |FlowerDic�onary
Guerrero |Egofloscampi
Experience the bold and thrilling performances of Bri�sh vocal ensemble, The Marian Consort in the wonderfulcandlelitse�ngofStWilfrid’sChurch.The ensembleisacollec�veofar�stsandcollaborators, with the line-up flexible according to their programme. Featuring regularly on UK and interna�onal television and radio, the ensemble performsinnova�veprogrammesofmusicfromthe twel�hcenturytothepresentday.Performingatthe fes�val as part of our Gigs at Gaia, The Marian Consort will perform a diverse concert �tled ‘The LanguageofFlowers,’tyinginwiththisyear’stheme oftheEarth.Thisexplora�onofflowers,gardensand all things earthy and earthly, both actual and allegorical, combines se�ngs of the Song of Songs anditsevoca�onofaluscious,fer�lelandscapeby composers of the Spanish Renaissance with atmosphericnewworksfromLeoChadburn,Hugo BellandNnekaCummins.
Gigs at Gaia:
Anthony Gray organ
Monday 7 July | 8pm
St Wilfrid’s Church | £20
Bob Chilco� | Sun Dance
Kerensa Briggs | Light in Darkness
Grace-Evangeline Mason | Light, Revealing Arvo Pärt | Pari Intervallo
Price | Retrospec�on (Elf on a Moonbeam)
Kris�na Arakelyan | Star Fantasy
Messiaen | Le Banquet Celeste
Hans Zimmer (Arr. Richard McVeigh) | Interstellar Suite
van Oortmerssen | Nun Ruhen alle Walder
AnthonyGrayisanorganist,pianist,conductor and composer based in Yorkshire. In this evening concert, join Gray on a journey through the universe as you travel from Bob Chilco�’s awakening Sun Dance, through to Hans Zimmer’s epic intergalac�c score for Interstellar. Gray’s expert command of the organ is set to transform the cinema�c score into an immersive, sonic journey through space and �me. The evening will also feature thetranscendentworks Pari Intervallo byArvo Pärt and Le Banquet Céleste by Olivier Messiaen, both of which will showcase the organ's extraordinary ability to convey both ethereal beauty and deep spiritual resonance.
“Interstellar shows the wonder of worlds beyond” – Time Magazine
Gigs at Gaia: Connaught Brass
Tuesday 8 July | 7.30pm
St Wilfrid’s Church | £25
Holst arr. Taillard | Jupiter from The Planets
Handel | Suite from Water Music
Tchaikovsky arr. Foster | Autumn Song (October) from The Seasons
Holst arr. Tweed/Foster | Venus from The Planets
Holst arr. Tweed/Foster | Uranus from The Planets
Debussy arr. Tweed | Suite Bergamasque
Elgar arr. Harvey | Chanson de Ma�n & Salut d’Amour
Howarth | Four Swiss Tunes
A rela�vely new talent in the chamber music world, Connaught Brass have already made their debut at the Lucerne Fes�val and London’s Wigmore Hall. The vibrant ensemble seeks to redefine how brass chamber music is perceived, using their individual musical personali�es to produce a unique collec�ve sound. Experience a cap�va�ng concert with Connaught Brass that traverses �meless melodies including Jupiter from Holst’s The Planets, with its grand brass and sweeping harmonies.ElgarHowarth’splayful The Cuckoo capturing the quirkiness of nature, whilst his Basle March is set to bring bold energy. A concert of vivid contrasts, beau�fully cra�ed arrangements, and �meless classics.
“Technically astonishing, eclec�c in repertoire” – The Independent
Yevgeny Sudbin
Wednesday 9 July | 7.30pm | Wesley Centre | £25
Bach | Fantasia and Fugue in A minor, BWV 904
Liszt | Funérailles
Scriabin | Piano Sonata No. 10 in C major, Op. 70
Scarla� | Sonatas Selec�on:
Sonata in B minor, K.197
Sonata in G major, K.125
Sonata in A major, K.208
Sonata in D minor, K.417
Prokofiev | Piano Sonata No. 4 in C minor, Op. 29
Yevgeny Sudbin is a renowned pianist who has performed at top venues such as London’s Royal Fes�val Hall and New York’s Lincoln Center. His recordings have won many awards, including Gramophone’s 2023 Recording of the Year. A former student at the Royal Academy of Music, he is now a visi�ng professor. His upcoming Harrogate concert promises an exci�ng and diverse programme, showcasing his excep�onal skill and musical range. Sudbin is set to bring his expressive touch to Bach’s Fantasia and Fugue in A minor, highligh�ng its emo�onal depth and complexity. In Liszt’s Funérailles, the piece’s drama�c intensity will capture feelings of mourning and grandeur, allowing Sudbin to showcase his remarkable technical skill and interpre�ve sensi�vity.
“A pianist of uncommon sensi�vity and refinement” – The Independent
Gigs at GAIA: Berwins
Salon North
Thursday 10 July | 7.30pm | St Wilfrid’s Church | £18
Under the glow of Luke Jerram’s stunning Gaia installa�on, three brilliant minds take the stage to explore what it means to live on — and love — this planet.
Joshua Howgego, author of The Meteorite Hunters, Isobel Losata writer of The Joyful Environmentalist, and Tom Philips; A Brief History of the End of the F*cking World join us for an extraordinaryevening of ideas, wit, and wonder as our speakers bring big ques�ons down to earth. From stones that fell from the sky to hopeful paths through climate crisis, to our strange obsession with the apocalypse, this is a night that dares to ask:What happens when we zoom out and look at our world from the outside in?
Each speaker has just 25 minutes to inform, challenge, and inspire – with breaks in between to grab a drink, chat with friends, or meet the speakers and pick up a signed copy of their books. It’s an evening designed to open your mind, spark conversa�on, and connect us more deeply with the world around us.
Voted number six in the ‘Top 100 Things to do in the World’ by GQ magazine, Salon is a night out that will enlighten, entertain, excite your curiosity and change your life for the be�er.
Young Musician 4: Alannah saphir
Friday 11 July | 11am | Wesley Centre | £15
Debussy | Syrinx
Chaminade | Concer�no
Doppler | Hungarian Pastoral Fantasy
Üwe | Fantasie
Alannah, a former pupil of St. Aidan’s School, Harrogate,iscurrentlytakingagapyearbefore studying at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Her musical journey began at age 5 with piano and at 7 with flute. In 2019, Alannah won her category at the European PianoTeachersAssocia�onCompe��onatthe Royal Academy of Music. Now focusing on the flute, she studies with renowned flau�st Anna Noakes at the Royal Academy of Music. She won Ripon Young Musician of the Year in 2023 and the Harrogate Young Musician of the Fes�val in 2024. Alannah also reached the na�onal final of the Rotary Club Music Compe��on. She is Principal Flute in the Opera North Youth Orchestra, performing works by composers like Sibelius and Shostakovich. Earlier this year Alannah gave a local recital at Christ Church, Harrogate, and this concert marks her debut at the Harrogate Interna�onal Fes�vals.
Still to be announced
Pre-concert talks:
Get to know the ar�st and the repertoire with our series of pre-concert talks and events.
Workshops:
A host of workshops will take place across the season, look out for more informa�on in the coming weeks.
Mike Lova� Masterclass:
A workshops for brass players of all ages, run by trumpet virtuoso Mike Lova�.
Children’s Fes�val: An en�re Fes�val for the li�le ones – get ready to let your imagina�on and crea�vity run wild.
Gigs at Gaia: House of Burlesque and Silent Disco
Friday 11 July | Burlesque & Silent Disco | 7.30pm St Wilfrid’s Hall & Church* | £36
The UK's top sa�rical showgirls are thrilled to return to Harrogate for a night of the risqué and raucous, going right back to the subversive roots of Bri�sh Burlesque. Join UK Queen Tempest Rose and the stars of HOB straight from London's West End for a glamorousandupli�ingburlesquecabaret, followed by our legendary Silent Disco a�erparty.AsseenonBBC1,MTV,Channel 4 and ITV.
“A highly skilled piece of theatrical cabaret… rip-roaring fun” – The Stage Silent Disco 9.45pm | £15
Join us for a Silent Disco with a difference as you party the night away under the earth.
House of Burlesque will take place in St Wilfrid’s Church Hall and Silent Disco will take place within the church under Gaia.
How to Book
Online: harrogateinternationalfestivals.com
By Phone 01423 562 303
In Person 32 Cheltenham Parade, Harrogate, HG1 1DB
Opening Times:
Monday – Friday 10am – 5pm. Please note onsite Box Office opening hours will differ. Please visit our website or call us for more information.
Payment:
Harrogate Interna�onal Fes�vals accept all major credit/debit cards (except American Express), as well as cash. In order to cover the cost of postage there is an addi�onal £1.50 charge for postal orders, however, you can choose to collect your �ckets on the door of the event or at the Fes�val office prior to the event.
Booking Fee:
Harrogate Interna�onal Fes�vals charges a £2.50 transac�on fee for all bookings. Ticket sales alone do not cover the costs of our Box Office and booking fees are vital to development, maintenance and running of our in-house Box Office. We endeavour to keep our booking fees as low as possible and this charge is per order, not per individual �cket. For more informa�on and for full booking Terms and Condi�ons please visit our website: harrogateinterna�onalfes�vals.com/box-office
Visitors with Disabilities:
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Tickets on the Door:
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Returned Tickets:
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Concessions:
Concessions are available for under 18s, students in full �me educa�on and those receiving unemployment benefits. Appropriate ID must be provided. May not be used in conjunc�on with any other offers.
Multi buy offers:
Book all four Young Musician concerts and enjoy a mul�buy discount. Four YM concerts for £50.
Book 3+ Gigs at Gaia concerts and enjoy a mul�buy discount of 10%.
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