Tudor Players’ The Hound Of The Baskervilles – 13 October 2026, Sheffield Library Theatre Review by Claire Taranaski. We are currently in a great age of laugh out loud comedic theatre shows and Tudor Players have confirmed that they are up there with any professional production when it comes to Continue Reading
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The Company’s The Turning At Bly Manor – 30 September 2026, Sheffield University Drama Studio
The Company’s The Turning At Bly Manor – 30 September 2026, Sheffield University Drama Studio Joint review with Horror Phenomena – review by Peter Taranaski. The Spooky Season is indeed upon us. As the weather is starting to cool, the leaves are clinging to the ground in terror, and the Continue Reading
Midland Players’ The Perfect Murder – 23 September 2026, University Of Sheffield Drama Studio
Midland Players’ The Perfect Murder – 23 September 2026, University Of Sheffield Drama Studio Review by Paula Turner. One of the interesting things about being a theatre reviewer is that it means you see productions you normally wouldn’t have gone to. Like ‘The Perfect Murder’, based on a story by Continue Reading
Hasland Theatre Company’s Happy Families – 14 September 2026, Chesterfield Playhouse
Hasland Theatre Company’s Happy Families – 14 September 2026, Hasland Playhouse Review by Nicola Bourne. Hasland Theatre Company kicked off their new season last night, at The Playhouse, with their production of John Godber’s 1991 play, Happy Families. Its autobiographical storyline, which conveys relatable tales of the playwright’s family tensions, 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
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