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TRANSFORM25 Powerful international performance

21–25 October 2025
Across Leeds
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What’s on

Dancer Amrita Hepi poses holding her leg on the floor
Amrita Hepi with Mish Grigor

Rinse

Tue 21 Oct
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Dancer Tiran Willemse in a white studio with his arm partially covering his face
Tiran Willemse

blackmilk

Tue 21 Oct
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A person at a desk holds a black and white photo of a family
Basel Zaraa

Dear Laila

Thu 23 Oct — Sat 25 Oct
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“the character of Leeds is baked into the programme”
– The Guardian
“urgent and of the moment”
– Yorkshire Post
“Transform has changed the way audiences experience Leeds.”
– The Guardian
“smashing the mirror of comfy, white, middle class theatre, to reveal the wide and fractious world behind it.”
– On Magazine

Latest news

Ahamefule J. Oluo looks to the audience, holding a mic

Transform 25 workshops programme

Discover our Transform 25 workshops programme, a series of free, artist-led workshops offering opportunities to dig deeper into our line up of powerful international performance.

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Launching Transform 25

We’re thrilled to launch Transform 25, a festival of powerful international performance, happening from 21-25 October 2025 right here in Leeds.

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Calling all performance professionals!

We're excited to be drawing together a community of artists, programmers and wider performing arts professionals in Leeds for Transform 25.

Transform 25: Two shows announced

Big news today as we reveal the first two shows of our Transform 25 programme!

Opportunities

Freelance Community Connector

As part of the UK tour of EXXY this autumn, Dan Daw Creative Projects are looking for Community Connectors to help spread the word about this brand new performance, advocating for the show and reaching disabled audiences in Leeds.
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