Denys Edwards Players’ Blackadder Goes Forth – 19 April 2024, Dronfield Civic Centre Review by Sue Curr. The latest offering by Denys Edwards Players for the theatre going public of South Yorkshire and Derbyshire of ‘Blackadder Goes Forth’ – did not disappoint on any level. Under the knowledgeable guidance of Continue Reading
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Interview – Benjamin Kelm
Interview – Benjamin Kelm Ahead of bringing his show Far From Home Close To Love to Theatre Deli, Sheffield on Wednesday 15 May (in a tour that also includes Presuming Ed’s in Brighton on 9 to 11 May, The King’s Arms in Manchester on 14 May and Etcetera Theatre in Continue Reading
Alice Connolly Presents Drawing From Life – 30 March 2024, Theatre Deli Sheffield
Alice Connolly Presents Drawing From Life – 30 March 2024, Theatre Deli Sheffield Alice Connolly will be performing Drawing From Life at 38 Studio at theSpaceTriplex at the Edinburgh Fringe from 1 to 9 August 2025 at the Edinburgh Fringe. To book visit Drawing from Life | Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Continue Reading
Croft House Theatre Company’s Sunset Boulevard – 19 March 2024, lyceum Theatre
Croft House Theatre Company’s Sunset Boulevard – 19 March 2024, lyceum Theatre Review by Claire Taranaski. I could easily make my review three words long “elegant musical perfection” and happily end it there, but if you have clicked through to read a review you want more than that. As a Continue Reading
Butter Side Up Theatre Company’s The King In Yellow – 8 March 2024, Theatre Deli Sheffield
Butter Side Up Theatre Company’s The King In Yellow – 8 March 2024, Theatre Deli Sheffield Review by Peter Taranaski. The Sheffield-based group return to the Theatre Deli and aim for the deep, deep stars with their latest play, “The King In Yellow”. “The King in Yellow” is a play Continue Reading
Sheffield University Theatre Company’s Why We Stay – 6 March 2024, Sheffield University Drama Studio
Sheffield University Theatre Company’s Why We Stay – 6 March 2024, Sheffield University Drama Studio Review by Claire Taranaski. Written and directed by SUTCo’s very own Darcey Severne, Why We Stay is an epic three hour horror that more established playwrights may have avoided, but would have struggled to be Continue Reading