More Yorkshire Festivals events, both happening in Haworth:
Part of the Bradford Heritage Festival and taking place in the Brontë Parsonage Museum:
Wed 15 July, 10am-4pm
The Servant's Room, Brontë Parsonage Museum
Listen to Sophia Hatfield’s entertaining take on local stories and folklore - with music, costume and props! Drop in during your Museum visit!
And part of the Haworth Festival and taking place in the Old School Rooms, just across the street of the Parsonage, a new chance to watch Pauline Vallance's
What the Brontës did at the Fringe:
July 15 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
The Old School Rooms, Church Street, Haworth, BD22 8DR
The world famous Brontë Sisters cope with nightclubs, TV adaptations and life events - with original songs and a kicking bonnet.
This show "brings Charlotte to life" in the very place where she had her wedding reception! It imagines her coping with the modern day Edinburgh Fringe, yet also deals with real life events, all illustrated with original songs, accompanied by harp.
Written and performed by singer/songwriter and lifelong Brontë fan Pauline Vallance, this show has been described as "having heart as well as laughs" and "the highlight of my trip to Haworth". It has been presented in Haworth, at the Morecambe, Dundee and Wandsworth Fringes and at Patrick Brontë's Homeland.
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