Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott – 9 December 2017, FlyDSA Arena, Sheffield It’s becoming a bit of a tradition for me to spend one of the first Saturday’s in December at an amazing music gig at FlyDSA Arena and this year was no exception with Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott, whose Continue Reading
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Bananarama – 5 December 2017, Sheffield City Hall
Bananarama – 5 December 2017, Sheffield City Hall Like a lot of girls growing up in the 1980s not only did I love the music of Bananarama (I still own all of their 1980s studio albums on vinyl) but I wanted to be them to. So when it was announced Continue Reading
Journey’s End – 6 December 2017, Portland Works, Sheffield
Journey’s End – 6 December 2017, Portland Works, Sheffield ***** As we reach the 100th anniversary year of the end of World War One it felt right to be in the audience for the opening night of SUTCo’s opening night of Journey’s End, a play concerning the lives of a group Continue Reading
Young Frankenstein – 30 November 2017, Sheffield Hallam Students Union
Young Frankenstein – 30 November 2017, Sheffield Hallam Students Union It feels fitting that a week after attending my boyfriend’s graduation from Sheffield Hallam University I was in the audience for the first night of HSU Theatre Company’s production of Young Frankenstein at Sheffield Hallam Students Union. Based on Gene Continue Reading
Musicals through the Ages – 29 November 2017, Montgomery Theatre, Sheffield
Musicals through the Ages – 29 November 2017, Montgomery Theatre, Sheffield For the second Wednesday in a row I was delighted to spend my evening in the company of SUPAS, this time at Montgomery Theatre, Sheffield to celebrate Musicals through the Ages, taking the audience on a journey through every Continue Reading
Fiddler on the Roof – 22 November 2017, Sheffield University Drama Studio
Fiddler on the Roof – 22 November 2017, Sheffield University Drama Studio ***** SUPAS’s spring semester production was one of my musical highlights of the year so I was delighted to be invited to review the opening night of their autumn semester production of Fiddler on the Roof, which promised Continue Reading