30 Sep – 1 Oct 2026

Bog Witch

30 Sep – 1 Oct 2026

Tickets
£17.00 - £57.00
Bookings are subject to a £2.95 transaction fee.
Venue
Courtyard
Running time
90 mins (no interval)
Age guidance
14+
Content Advisories

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Content Advisories

Please note: This show includes audience interaction, strobe, flashing lights and haze.

It also contains sensitive themes including discussion of miscarriage, animal death and mental health.
Group bookings

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Group bookings

Please contact our Box Office on 0113 213 7700 or email groups@leedsplayhouse.org.uk to book in your school or group (10 tickets or more) to come and see a production.

School prices for Bog Witch are £17 per ticket and are available for mid-week matinees. To help support your visit, every 11th seat will be free of charge. When booking, please provide the total number of seats required including staff.

Groups of 10+ get £5 off tickets on the top 2 price bands.

All offers are subject to availability.

Following a hugely critically acclaimed London run, legendary performance artist Bryony Kimmings (I’m a Phoenix, Bitch, Credible Likeable Superstar Role Model, Fake It Till You Make It) brings her hit show Bog Witch to Leeds Playhouse for a strictly limited run!

As with all her previous works Bog Witch follows a part of Kimmings’ real-life story… this time the journey of uprooting her and her son’s life to live in a tumbledown cottage in the wilderness… to plug back into nature as a last-ditch attempt to be happy and sane.

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Wed 30 Sep

7.45pm

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Thu 1 Oct

7.45pm

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Production Images by Rosie Powell

'a journey as unexpected and essential as it’s hilarious and heartfelt. Mixing songs, stand-up comedy, performance art... Memorable, disturbing and wildly entertaining.'

WhatsOnStage

'haunting and hilarious... This is a climate reckoning of both cosmic and quotidian proportions – and a theatrical time capsule of the way we live now.'

The Guardian

'Laced with a sense of primeval magic... a wry, irresistible storyteller...no one else makes autobiographical theatre like this.'

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