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
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Seven Drunken Nights The Story Of The Dubliners – 22 May 2026, Cast, Doncaster
Seven Drunken Nights The Story Of The Dubliners – 22 May 2026, Cast, Doncaster Review by Claire Stanley. ‘Seven Drunken Nights’ at the Cast Theatre on Friday had me deep diving immediately into the world of The Dubliners. Their story, their music and their key people all got a look Continue Reading
SUTCo’s Amadeus – 24 April 2026, University Drama Studio
SUTCo’s Amadeus – 24 April 2026, University Drama Studio Review by Claire Stanley. An impressive production of ‘Amadeus’ tonight at the Sheffield University Drama Studio directed by (James Platt). Written by Peter Schaffer this is a drama exploring the intense rivalry between the composer Antonio Salieri and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Continue Reading
Northern Rascals’ Sunny Side – 22 April 2026, Rotherham Civic
Northern Rascals’ Sunny Side – 22 April 2026, Rotherham Civic Review by Claire Stanley. ‘Sunny Side’ Is Northern Rascal’s courageous exploration of what it means to experience challenging mental health in Britain today. Co-directed by (Anna Holmes) and (Sam Ford) this piece narrates ‘K’, an adolescent in a Yorkshire town Continue Reading
CAOS Musical Theatre Company’s Chitty Chitty Bang Bang – 14 April 2026, Rotherham Civic Theatre
CAOS Musical Theatre Company’s Chitty Chitty Bang Bang – 14 April 2026, Rotherham Civic Theatre Review by Claire Stanley. A ‘truly scrumptious’ evening with CAOS was had tonight at the Rotherham Civic, under the directorship of Jan Jackson and Musical Director Peter Piper. ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’ is a classic, Continue Reading
Dronfield Players’ Home I’m Darling – 25 March 2026, Dronfield Civic Hall
Dronfield Players’ Home I’m Darling – 25 March 2026, Dronfield Civic Hall Review by Claire Stanley. ‘Home I’m Darling’ is a witty and thought-provoking play by Laura Wade. The Dronfield Players version being directed by Sarah Betts. Not knowing what to expect tonight, apart from it being a piece that Continue Reading