SUPAS’ Rent – 8 December 2021, Sheffield University Drama Studio Review by Daniel O’Key. 25 years ago, bohemians and theatre kids’ lives were changed forever more by the debut of Jonathan Larsson’s rock musical Rent. And like gingerbread lattes, The Pogues and dreadful gift-wrapping, Sheffield University Performing Arts Society (SUPAS) Continue Reading
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SUPAS’ Sister Act – 25 November 2021, Sheffield University Theatre Studio
SUPAS’ Sister Act – 25 November 2021, Sheffield University Theatre Studio Review by Jacob Bush. Sister Act is a hugely popular musical for amateur theatre companies to perform and has been performed several companies in recent years in Sheffield, including Croft House Theatre Company in 2015, Easy Street Theatre Company Continue Reading
STOS Theatre Company’s Elf the Musical – 16 November 2021, Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield
STOS Theatre Company’s Elf the Musical – 16 November 2021, Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield Review by Jacob Bush. Christmas has well and truly started in Sheffield! The Christmas market has opened, the Christmas lights switch will be switched on this Sunday and the first Christmas production for the year has opened Continue Reading
42nd Street – 11 March 2020, Montgomery Theatre, Sheffield
42nd Street – 11 March 2020, Montgomery Theatre, Sheffield Review by Claire Chapman. “The latest production from Ellesmere Musical Theatre Company can be best summed up as flawless musical perfection, which from the opening note and tap transferred the entire audience from a rainy Sheffield to 1920s New York and Continue Reading
Kiss Me Kate – 20 December 2019, Sheffield Hallam Students Union
Kiss Me Kate – 20 December 2019, Sheffield Hallam Students Union Reviewer Leah Rhodes-Burch. “Performed at HUBS Hallam Union, I was very intrigued how they could utilise the performance space for such a big musical show. We were welcomed to the show by Musical Director George Bowley whose introduction was Continue Reading
Shrek The Musical – 12 November 2019, Lyceum Theatre
Shrek The Musical – 12 November 2019, Lyceum Theatre Review by Peter Taranaski. “At the Lyceum this blustery, stormy November we got the chance to walk through a fairytale forest, a landscape bursting with song and synchronised dancing all underneath a musical green glow. Rather than the green associated with Continue Reading