There were ghostly goings-on at the Alhambra Theatre - but they didn't spook Rosema Nawaz.
The six-year-old from Keighley is one of the cast of The Ghost Lesson being performed for schoolchildren as part of Bradford Festival week.
It is a story about children and the ghosts can only be seen by the youngsters in the audience.
Rosema's mum Shanaz Gulzar, 31, a former Greenhead High School pupil, is the designer and associate director of the show, which tries to help children cope with differences.
Shanaz said: "The ghosts are very friendly - a bit mad. One is crazy about Thomas the Tank Engine and the children love it.
"Humour is a great way of communicating.
"Children are more able to cope with different cultures. "They are better equipped because they still have open minds."
The Elvis-obsessed caretaker also proves a hit - singing Suspicious Minds.
Shanaz, added: "Adults remember it from Elvis and the youngsters all know it from Gareth Gates. It's a hit all round."
And the production which runs until Saturday was a big hit during its premier yesterday.
Children from Crossflatts Primary were among the audience.
Amy Tulip, 11, said: "I laughed a lot and the lights and special effects were really good."
Hana Mohammed, 11, said: "It was better than TV because it was live. I thought it was really good."
And Stephen Boyes, ten, said: "It was good and funny."
Meanwhile in Centenary Square Adnan "Ash" Hussain was entertaining the crowds in the soaring lunchtime temperatures.
The 19-year-old hairstylist performed a routine of body popping and street dance for the crowds on the open-air stage in the summer sunshine.
The self-taught former Tong School pupil hopes to go to the Northern School of Dance.
He rates Justin Timberlake and Janet and Michael Jackson as his singer/dancer heroes.
"I would love to hit the big time," he said.
"When I have had more singing training I hope to try for one of the TV talent shows."
He works at the Blues Hair workshop in town and described his own choppy/coloured style as "wild".
Pictured is Jaheda Choudhury as Sameeha.
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