The Company’s The Turning At Bly Manor – 30 September 2026, Sheffield University Drama Studio

The Company’s The Turning At Bly Manor – 30 September 2026, Sheffield University Drama Studio Joint review with Horror Phenomena – review by Peter Taranaski. The Spooky Season is indeed upon us. As the weather is starting to cool, the leaves are clinging to the ground in terror, and the Continue Reading

Inspirations Theatre Company’s The Spongebob Musical – 25 September 2026, Dronfield Civic Hall

Inspirations Theatre Company’s The Spongebob Musical – 25 September 2026, Dronfield Civic Hall Review by Peter Taranaski. Recently Me and the little one went to see the SpongeBob SquarePants Musical at Dronfield Civic Hall. Based on the SpongeBob SquarePants animated series (and films), we had some trepidation about what was Continue Reading

A Very Dark Imagination – 6 May 2025, Lantern Theatre

A Very Dark Imagination – 6 May 2025, Lantern Theatre Review by Peter Taranaski. We are back to the leafy suburb that hides the wonderful, bijoux theatre, the Lantern Theatre (Sheffield). We are here to see the new horror play from the creators (and actors) of a previous show we Continue Reading

Seven Drunken Nights The Story Of The Dubliners – 20 March 2025, Sheffield City Hall

Seven Drunken Nights The Story Of The Dubliners – 20 March 2025, Sheffield City Hall Review by Peter Taranaski. Barrelling it’s way through the known world, “Seven Drunken Nights” is a musical from any Emerald Isle fans’ wildest dreams. As synonymous with Irish Folk Music as Guinness is to Irish Continue Reading

Midland Players’ Men At Arms – 19 February 2025, University Drama Studio

Midland Players’ Men At Arms – 19 February 2025, University Drama Studio Review by Peter Taranaski. It’s a quiet sort of evening as we make our way to the University of Sheffield Drama Studio. The quietness of the evening is about to be punctured by the kind of raucous, off-beat, Continue Reading

Rott£n – 8 November 2024, Sheffield University Drama Studio

Rott£n – 8 November 2024, Sheffield University Drama Studio Review by Peter Taranaski. “Rott£n”, a new play by Josie White, directed by Rikki Beadle Blair, is a play that tells us that outward appearances can be deceiving. It opens with three women Saoirse (Nicole Taggart), Coco (Narisha Lawson), and Sonia Continue Reading