SUTCO’s Romeo & Juliet – 10 May 2026, Weston Park Review by Claire Taranaski. Over 400 years ago when William Shakespeare presented Romeo & Juliet to the world his cast would have not included a single female and he would have designed it to be performed on a traditional stage Continue Reading
Interview – Asif Khan, Sisters 360
Interview – Asif Khan, Sisters 360 We are delighted to have interviewed Asif Khan, writer of Sisters360, which is coming to the Migration Matters Festival on 21 June as part of it’s UK tour. Q. Tell us about yourself and Sisters360? A. I was born and brought up in Bradford, Continue Reading
Easy Street Theatre Company’s Les Misérables School Edition – 29 April 2026, The Steamworks
Easy Street Theatre Company’s Les Misérables – 29 April 2026, The Steamworks Review by Claire Taranaski. There is a slight concern as an audience member when a youth company takes on a musical as iconic as Les Misérables, but I knew immediately that I had nothing to worry about from Continue Reading
SUPAS’ Footloose – 29 April 2026, University Drama Studio
SUPAS’ Footloose – 29 April 2026, University Drama Studio Review by Ellie Needham. I had the pleasure of attending a vibrant and energetic production of Footloose the Musical, performed by Sheffield University Performing Arts Society (SUPAS). This uplifting show, based on the classic story of a city teenager who moves Continue Reading
SUTCo’s Amadeus – 24 April 2026, University Drama Studio
SUTCo’s Amadeus – 24 April 2026, University Drama Studio Review by Claire Stanley. An impressive production of ‘Amadeus’ tonight at the Sheffield University Drama Studio directed by (James Platt). Written by Peter Schaffer this is a drama exploring the intense rivalry between the composer Antonio Salieri and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Continue Reading
Northern Rascals’ Sunny Side – 22 April 2026, Rotherham Civic
Northern Rascals’ Sunny Side – 22 April 2026, Rotherham Civic Review by Claire Stanley. ‘Sunny Side’ Is Northern Rascal’s courageous exploration of what it means to experience challenging mental health in Britain today. Co-directed by (Anna Holmes) and (Sam Ford) this piece narrates ‘K’, an adolescent in a Yorkshire town Continue Reading