The Vicar of Dibley – 14 August 2019, Sheffield Library Theatre ***** During a year of sitcom adaptations being brought to the Sheffield stage, the Vicar of Dibley stands out amongst a crowd in British hearts for its beloved cast, characters and comedy, leading it to having previously been voted Continue Reading
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Top five shows to see in Sheffield this August
Top five shows to see in Sheffield this August The summer holidays means August is often a quiet period for the arts in Sheffield, but don’t worry, we have still tracked down five great shows for you to see in the steel city this month, in date order: Wuthering Heights Continue Reading
The Importance of Being Earnest – 13 July 2019, Library Theatre, Sheffield
The Importance of Being Earnest – 13 July 2019, Library Theatre, Sheffield Our reviewer Callam Fellows is having a packed weekend for the website reviewing two shows for us in 24 hours, but when the second company of the weekend, who we have supported from near the beginning, asked us Continue Reading
Bullet & Bullet – 12 July 2019. Merlin Theatre, Sheffield
Bullet & Bullet – 12 July 2019. Merlin Theatre, Sheffield We have supported Mage Plays since their very first production so were delighted to send our reviewer Callam Fellows along to review the opening night of their theatre take on the classic cop buddy film, promising angry chiefs, foreign drug Continue Reading
Footloose – 10 July 2019, Montgomery Theatre, Sheffield
Footloose – 10 July 2019, Montgomery Theatre, Sheffield ***** For my last show before I go on maternity leave (don’t worry we have a team of reviewers to keep up the good work whilst I’m welcoming my patter of tiny feet), I was delighted to be invited to kick off Continue Reading
Number, Please – 10 July 2019, The Local Theatre, Sheffield
Number, Please – 10 July 2019, The Local Theatre, Sheffield With less than a month to go to this year’s Edinburgh Fringe we were delighted to send one of our new reviewers Melanie Hopkins to review a preview show of farcical comedy and 1950s spy film satire in Sheffield before Continue Reading