Tudor Players’ The Invincibles – 11 June 2025, Library Theatre Review by Claire Taranaski. Tudor Players continue to surprise me with shows that just seem to get better and last night’s is one of their best yet, achieving for World War 1 women’s football what the film and TV drama “A League Of Their Own” […]
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Interview – Philip Pellow, Showstopper! The Improvised Musical Ahead of the legendary Showstopper! The Improvised Musical performing for two nights only at the Crucible (6th and 7th June) as part of it’s nationwide tour, we were delighted to interview one of the show’s performers Philip Pellows. Q. Tell us more about Showstoppers and what audiences […]
Tiny & Tall Production’s The Detective Dog – 28 May 2025, Sheffield Playhouse Review by Claire Taranaski. Tiny & Tall Productions stage adaptation of The Detective Dog is a delightfully gleeful production that has been designed with its’ audience completely in mind (children aged 3+) and is a perfect introduction to theatre whether you know […]
Manor Operatic Society’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory – 14 May 2025, Sheffield City Hall Review by Claire Taranaski. Roald Dahl was known for not always being a fan of adaptations of his children’s books so we will never know what he will think of the musical adaption of his much loved book but what […]
SUTCo’s It Came From The Ice – 4 April 2025, Library Theatre Review by Claire Taranaski. Sheffield University Theatre Company’s latest production, written and directed by Luke Hookham is a psychological cosmic horror that cleverly explores what happens when a crew of five are trapped in a research camp at the Antarctic, brilliantly examining the […]
Far, Far Away Theatre Company’s James and the Giant Peach – 28 March 2025, George Street Theatre, Wombwell Review by Claire Taranaski. My five year old daughter has provided the perfect seven review of Far Far Away Theatre Company’s latest production “Everything was fun (including the scary bits)” as the company continues to be the […]