Tudor Players’ The Unfriend – 10 February 2026, Sheffield Library Theatre Review by Claire Taranaski. Steven Moffat’s The Unfriend broke box office records in the West End and Tudor Players production deserves the same with the company, who have a great reputation for performing comedy plays on stage, bringing a Continue Reading
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Theatre Starz’ Aladdin – 17 January 2026, Library Theatre
Theatre Starz’ Aladdin – 17 January 2026, Library Theatre Review by Claire Taranaski. When we were recently asked to review Theatre Starz annual panto I had not come across the theatre school before but by the end of the show I had thoroughly warmed to them, not just for their Continue Reading
Kindred Spirits Theatre Company’s Jack & The Beanstalk – 13 December 2025, Sheffield Library Theatre
Kindred Spirits Theatre Company’s Jack & The Beanstalk – 13 December 2025, Sheffield Library Theatre Review by Claire Taranaski. Kindred Spirits Theatre Company, made up of performers aged 11 to 18, have moved to their biggest stage yet at the Library Theatre for their 2025 panto Jack & The Beanstalk, 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
Tudor Players’ Wyrd Sisters – 14 October 2025, Library Theatre
Tudor Players’ Wyrd Sisters – 14 October 2025, Library Theatre Review by Claire Taranaski. Although I am a fan of Good Omens, last night production by Tudor Players was my first introduction to Terry Pratchett’s Discworld, though with by far the biggest audience I have seen for a Tudor Players Continue Reading
Tudor Players’ The Invincibles – 11 June 2025, Library Theatre
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 Continue Reading