Benjamin Kelm’s Far From Home Close To Love – 15 May 2024, Theatre Deli Sheffield Review by Claire Taranaski. I was lucky enough to recently be Benjamin Kelm’s first English language interview and even more lucky to be in the audience for his show last night, which transported the audience Continue Reading
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Interview – Benjamin Kelm
Interview – Benjamin Kelm Ahead of bringing his show Far From Home Close To Love to Theatre Deli, Sheffield on Wednesday 15 May (in a tour that also includes Presuming Ed’s in Brighton on 9 to 11 May, The King’s Arms in Manchester on 14 May and Etcetera Theatre in Continue Reading
Butter Side Up Theatre Company’s The King In Yellow – 8 March 2024, Theatre Deli Sheffield
Butter Side Up Theatre Company’s The King In Yellow – 8 March 2024, Theatre Deli Sheffield Review by Peter Taranaski. The Sheffield-based group return to the Theatre Deli and aim for the deep, deep stars with their latest play, “The King In Yellow”. “The King in Yellow” is a play Continue Reading
Message in a Bottle Monologues: Seven Deadly Sins – 22 February 2024, Theatre Deli, Sheffield
Message in a Bottle Monologues: Seven Deadly Sins – 22 February 2024, Theatre Deli, Sheffield Review by Jacob Bush. Message in a Bottle Monologues, an evening that is becoming a regular on the Sheffield theatre scene, returns to the Theatre Deli. As ever, this is a lovely showcase of talented Continue Reading
Jingle Belles and Mistle-hoes – 15 December 2023, Theatre Deli, Sheffield
Jingle Belles and Mistle-hoes – 15 December 2023, Theatre Deli, Sheffield Review by Claire Taranaski. As an audience member last night I felt like I was at an exclusive club that I probably shouldn’t have got into but never wanted to leave and was unable to take my eyes off Continue Reading
Sheepish Productions’ The Last Motel – 8 September 2023, Theatre Deli, Sheffield
Sheepish Productions’ The Last Motel – 8 September 2023, Theatre Deli, Sheffield Review by Claire Taranaski. I was delighted to attend the season launch of Theatre Deli Sheffield’s autumn programme, which included Sheepish Productions’ The Last Motel, but when reviews already compare it to the likes of “Inside No. 9”, Continue Reading