Hasland Theatre Company’s Hamlet – 26 May 2025, The Playhouse, Chesterfield Review by Nicola Bourne. Hasland Theatre Company kicked off their final production of the season last night, with a bold retelling of Shakespeare’s Hamlet, at their long-time venue, The Playhouse. Giving the classic a modern twist, this adaptation takes Continue Reading
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Manor Operatic Society’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory – 14 May 2025, Sheffield City Hall
Manor Operatic Society’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory – 14 May 2025, Sheffield City Hall Review by Claire Taranaski. Roald Dahl was known for not always being a fan of adaptations of his children’s books so we will never know what he will think of the musical adaption of his Continue Reading
A Very Dark Imagination – 6 May 2025, Lantern Theatre
A Very Dark Imagination – 6 May 2025, Lantern Theatre Review by Peter Taranaski. We are back to the leafy suburb that hides the wonderful, bijoux theatre, the Lantern Theatre (Sheffield). We are here to see the new horror play from the creators (and actors) of a previous show we Continue Reading
SUPAS’ Into The Woods – 30 April 2025, University Drama Studio
SUPAS’ Into The Woods – 30 April 2025, University Drama Studio Review by Jacob Bush. For their final production of the academic year, Sheffield University Performing Arts Society (SUPAS) present Into the Woods. With a book by James Lapine, the musical takes a selection of well-known fairy tale characters and Continue Reading
Interview – Benji Waterhouse
Interview – Benji Waterhouse We are delighted that our latest interview is with NHS psychiatrist, writer and stand up comedian Benji Waterhouse, who will be bringing his You Don’t Have To Be Mad To Work Here Book Tour to the Leadmill on 11 May (book your tickets here). Q. Tell Continue Reading
Interview – Matt Woodhead, Co-director of LUNG
Interview – Matt Woodhead, Co-director of LUNG We were delighted to be approached by the Yorkshire based campaign led arts charity LUNG earlier this year to see how we can support their work and then for one of their co-directors Matt Woodhead to agree to an interview. Q. Tell us Continue Reading