Kindred Spirits Theatre Company’s Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Jr. – 18 July 2026, Lomas Hall, Stannington Review by Claire Taranaski. As a family musical full of childhood delight and enthusiasm since first hitting our cinema screens 58 years ago, Kindred Spirit Theatre Company’s production of the Ian Fleming classic offered Continue Reading
Righton Productions’ Conflict Of Interest – 17 July 2026, Lantern Theatre
Righton Productions’ Conflict Of Interest – 17 July 2026, Lantern Theatre Review by Paula Turner. The Lantern Theatre is over 129 years old, and a grade II listed building, describing itself as “Sheffield’s oldest surviving theatre”. With a small stage and only 84 seats it still manages to host a Continue Reading
Darnall Musical Theatre Company’s Chitty Chitty Bang Bang – 9 July 2026, Darnall Education Centre
Darnall Musical Theatre Company’s Chitty Chitty Bang Bang – 9 July 2026, Darnall Education Centre Review by Claire Taranaski. As a delightfully innocent family film musical that was a regularly part of my childhood it feels right that Darnall Musical Theatre Company’s production is a child-led equally delightful production and Continue Reading
Woodseats Musical Theatre Company’s Disney’s Beauty And The Beast: The Broadway Musical – 7 July 2026, Montgomery Theatre
Woodseats Musical Theatre Company’s Disney’s Beauty And The Beast: The Broadway Musical – 7 July 2026, Montgomery Theatre Review by Ellie Needham. Disney’s Beauty and the Beast is a timeless classic, and this production at the Montgomery Theatre captured much of the charm and humour that audiences have come to Continue Reading
Wales Community Theatre Players’ Showstoppers: The Best Of The Best – 2 July 2026, The Lyric, Dinnington
Wales Community Theatre Players’ Showstoppers: The Best Of The Best – 2 July 2026, The Lyric, Dinnington Review by Claire Stanley. Tonight’s ‘Showstoppers The Best of the Best’ demonstrated there truly is no limit to the talent of Wales Theatre Players. A packed and diverse programme of musical hits with Continue Reading
Sisters360 – 21 June 2026, Montgomery Theatre
Sisters360 – 21 June 2026, Montgomery Theatre Review by Claire Stanley. As part of the Migration Matters Festival (now in its 11th year), we were presented with an energetic piece of theatre aimed at youngsters, where two ten year old step sisters, one Somalian and the other Pakistani depict a Continue Reading