Children Of The Night – 5 February 2026, Cast, Doncaster Review by Claire Stanley. ‘Children of the Night’ has been promoted as a “Love Letter to Doncaster” which I received and read with full appreciation. It is a striking, atmospheric piece of theatre set in the 1990’s that weaves visual Continue Reading
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Butter Side Up Theatre Company’s Time At The Bar – 23 January 2026, CADS Denby Suite
Butter Side Up Theatre Company’s Time At The Bar – 23 January 2026, CADS Denby Suite Review by Claire Taranaski. Butter Side Up Theatre Company’s latest production last night not only transported me back to the 1990s, the decade of my teens and university years, but also to the old Continue Reading
Hasland Theatre Company’s The Flint Street Nativity – 19 January 2026, The Playhouse, Chesterfield
Hasland Theatre Company’s The Flint Street Nativity – 19 January 2026, The Playhouse, Chesterfield Review by Nicola Bourne. As the curtain falls on yet another panto season, it didn’t feel out of place watching Hasland Theatre Company’s production of The Flint Street Nativity last night at The Playhouse. In fact, with Continue Reading
SUTCo’s Dead Poet’s Society – 4 December 2025, University Drama Studio
SUTCo’s Dead Poet’s Society – 4 December 2025, University Drama Studio Review by Polly Turner. Last night SUTCo performed their version of Dead Poets Society to a packed house at the University Drama Studio. Originally a film starring Robin Williams and set in a New England boys’ prep school, this Continue Reading
SUTCo’s The Real Thing – 19 November 2025, Sheffield Library Theatre
SUTCo’s The Real Thing – 19 November 2025, Sheffield Library Theatre Sheffield University Theatre Company’s latest production is of Tom Stoppard’s The Real Thing and is a production that would make the writer proud capturing the feel of a Tom Stoppard production and a National Theatre production on the Library Continue Reading
Dronfield Players’ It’s A Wonderful Life – 19 November 2025, Dronfield Civic Hall
Dronfield Players’ It’s A Wonderful Life – 19 November 2025, Dronfield Civic Hall Review by Nicola Bourne. Having been a fan of this Frank Capra film for many years, I was intrigued to see how Mary Elliott Nelson’s adaptation of It’s a Wonderful Life fared on stage, with the added Continue Reading