A live celebration of one of Britain’s most distinctive musical talents is coming to town.
The Kate Bush tribute show, Hounds of Love, will arrive at Guiseley Theatre on Thursday, June 18, as part of a UK-wide tour.
Featuring a seven-piece band and theatrical staging, the show aims to capture the artistry and atmosphere of Kate Bush’s iconic performances.
Nadine Turner, who performs as Kate Bush in the show, said: "Being able to bring this show to theatres and venues across the UK is an absolute privilege.
"I’ve been a huge Kate Bush fan for as long as I can remember, so singing these incredible songs night after night, alongside our talented band, is both a joy and a real honour."
The performance pays tribute to Kate Bush’s legendary 1979 Tour of Life, featuring classics such as Running Up That Hill, Wuthering Heights, Cloudbusting, and Babooshka.
The stage set and lighting are designed to evoke Bush’s groundbreaking style, with visual and theatrical nods that long-time fans will recognise.
Ms Turner said: "What makes it even more special is meeting fellow Kate fans after the show.
"So many people have personal memories and stories connected to her music, and it’s wonderful to share those moments together.
"The response we’ve received so far has been amazing, and we can’t wait to bring the magic of Kate’s music to even more audiences as the tour continues."
Hounds of Love is also presenting a Classically Kate Bush show, featuring orchestral arrangements of Bush’s songs performed with an 18-piece orchestra.
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