Come and enjoy an Oddsocks production of Romeo and Juliet in Harrogate on either Tuesday the 30th of June or Wednesday the 1st of July 2026. This adaptation of the classic has been described as lively and family friendly, you can buy tickets at www.harrogateinternationalfestivals.com or you can phone the box office on 01423 562303.

Come and see The K-Pop All stars tribute show at The Royal Hall in Harrogate this July '26, this high energy show has new choreography and an immersive atmosphere.  Tickets can be bought at www.harrogatetheatre.co.uk or you can phone on 01423 502116.

Come to Harrogate and see London's longest running magic show on Saturday the 6th of June 2026. The show has been described as outstanding and fabulously entertaining. You can buy tickets at www.harrogatetheatre.co.uk or by phoning 01423 502116.

The Sittaford Mystery by Agatha Christie
Our scene is a remote house on Dartmoor in the winter – this is a cold and remote location which is often cut of from the outside by deep snow in the depths of winter. Our cast is introduced to us at the house being rented by Mrs Willett and her daughter who having travelled from South Africa set upon this remote place to spend their holidays. Our cast have been invited to the Willetts for a séance in which the planchette spells out Murder and the name of Trevelyan – this disturbs the group so much his best friend Majour John Burnaby decides to trek over to check his well being – only to find him dead.
Now there are various motives and various alibies but with the snow so deep who could have gotten through? So the team of Emily Trefusis the fiancé of James Pearson the Captain’s nephew (and possible heir) and keen new hound Charles Enderby take on the case.

This novel sees the return of our beloved Poirot when he is engaged in an unusual case. Carla Lemarchant was the daughter of famous painter Amyas Crale who was poisoned ostensibly buy her mother Caroline. However after her mothers death in prison Carla receives a letter posthumously from her mother declaring her innocence. Therefor Carla asks Poirot to look into the case – is it just a woman trying to make an impression on her daughter or was she really innocent and the murderer is still on the loose.
So could it have been suicide? Or was it the wife after all? Or the Mistress Elsa Greer? Or the two guests Philip & Meredith Blake who seemed to have no motive but did they? Or last but not least the governess Cecilia Williams.
One of the big differences in this book to Agatha Christie’s usual style is that Poirot has been brought in 16 years after the murder and harnesses the aspects of memory, differing witness statements and viewpoints.

7th of May 2026 - The Crown Hotel Harrogate 7.30pm
Dr Gillian SandStrom - learn why talking to strangers might make your day
Dave Green - Peek inside dreams, grab a pen and doodle in the dark
Jonny Balchandani - Turn your houseplants into your greenest, happiest room mates.
tickets from www.harrogateinternationalfestivals.com