Available Events

After three years of waiting, the Knaresborough Players famous family pantomime finally returns in January 2023 with The Snow Queen – oh yes it does!

Join Gerda as she travels to the evil Snow Queen’s Ice Palace in search of her best friend Kai. As she heads north, making new friends along the way, dame Granny Fanny-Annie and Gerda’s daft cousin Helmut are not far behind.  Directed by John Pearce, this traditional pantomime, adapted by Alan P Frayn from Hans Christian Andersen tale, is filled with laughter and music for adults and children alike.

Tickets £10 (£8 over 60/under 16). Children under the age of 2 do not require a ticket but will be required to sit on the knee of a member of your party. If you require a seat for them, please purchase a concession ticket.

See the Event Details for details of all performances and our group booking policy.
 

On Thursday 2nd February, The Frazer Theatre Comedy Club and Little Wander in association with PBJ Management present Mike Wozniak "Zuza".

Ever wondered how Mike’s Great-Aunt Zusa made it from Poland to Luton with a war nipping at her heels? Here’s your chance to find out.  

As seen on Taskmaster (Channel 4), Man Down (Channel 4) and Would I Lie To You? (BBC One). As heard on Small Scenes (BBC Radio 4), the St Elwick’s Neighbourhood Association Newsletter podcast and the Three Bean Salad podcast. 
 
Tickets are £15 (£13 over 60/under 16) (£1 per ticket booking fee applies). Doors open at 7pm and the show starts at 7.30pm


 

On Saturday 18th March SHOWMAN Live Presents The Greatest Magician.

A dazzling new magic show, presented by the magician most infamous for jamming the BBC switchboard
after he correctly predicted the lottery, this enigmatic, 5 star rated show promises to leave you dizzy in
disbelief. James Phelan is The Greatest Magician.

Tickets are £18 + £1.80 booking fee. Doors open at 7pm and the show starts at 7.30pm

On Friday 14th April, Frazer Theatre Music presents Legends of Mowtown.

Legends of Motown is a high energy tribute show jam packed with all of Motown’s biggest hits, with stunning vocals and amazing live band, celebrating the music of the iconic and timeless Motown era. Undoubtedly the golden era of music, the show pays tribute to the legendary artists that appeared on the Motown label at that time.

Tickets are £20 (£2 booking fee applies). Doors open at 7pm and show starts at 7.30pm.

On Saturday 16th September LYM productions present "Call Me Dusty", a play with music, by Derek Webb  telling the story of the life of Dusty Springfield.

Dusty Springfield was without doubt the finest white soul singer of her era - for millions she was the definitive pop diva. Her lifestyle was the stuff of legend – and great drama. With her relentless quest for perfection and refusal to compromise, Dusty Springfield led a tortured life. Her stage   persona – extravagant black mascara and back combed hair – was at odds with the quiet, shy convent girl, Mary O’Brien and her sexuality. The result was a downward spiral of drugs, alcohol-abuse and self-harm but despite all that she produced tremendous music, which still ranks as some of the finest of its kind. 

Tickets are £15 (£14 over 60, under 16). Doors open at 7pm and the show starts at 7.30pm.