Hasland Theatre Company’s The Unfriend – 17 November 2025, Chesterfield Playhouse Review by Nicola Bourne. Already a fan of Steven Moffat’s writing in shows such as Doctor Who and Sherlock, I was naturally enthusiastic about seeing his first stage play “The Unfriend” and, knowing it was originally directed by The Continue Reading
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Butter Side Up Theatre Company’s The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night Time – 14 November 2025, Merlin Theatre
Butter Side Up Theatre Company’s The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night Time – 14 November 2025, Merlin Theatre Review by Polly Turner. This play is a dramatized version of Mark Haddon’s celebrated book of the same name, which – full disclosure here! – I hadn’t read before Continue Reading
STOS Theatre Company’s The Band – 11 November 2025, Lyceum Theatre
STOS Theatre Company’s The Band – 11 November 2025, Lyceum Theatre Review by Ellie Needham. I went to see STOS Theatre Company perform ‘The Band’, a musical by Tim Firth, featuring the music of Take That. What a fantastic opening night it was! The energy, emotion and enthusiasm were clear Continue Reading
Bad Immigrant – 8 November 2025, University Drama Studio
Bad Immigrant – 8 November 2025, University Drama Studio Review by Claire Taranaski. When I interviewed Jennifer Irons about her one woman roller disco show about immigration Bad Immigrant last month for our Youtube channel I instantly warmed to this amazing woman who immigrated to the UK from Canada 25 Continue Reading
Calling Barnsley Book Launch
Calling Barnsley Book Launch By Polly Turner. ‘Calling Barnsley’ is a love letter to a northern ex-mining town, told in the dramatised words of its inhabitants. And it will bring a tear to your eye and make you laugh out loud. It is made up of short pieces that sound Continue Reading
Something To Do With Bolivian Affairs – 30 October 2025, University Drama Studio
Something To Do With Bolivian Affairs – 30 October 2025, University Drama Studio Review by Claire Taranaski. Having the 60 year record for the most tickets sold for a Sheffield University Theatre Company (SUTCo) opening night, their new play Something To Do With Bolivian Affairs, written by company member Matthew Continue Reading