SUPAS’ The Wedding Singer – 11 December 2025, University Drama Studio Review by Jacob Bush. This week, SUPAS bring their second and final show of the semester, The Wedding Singer. Whilst it may not be a particularly festive show, it is a wonderful feel good musical perfect for these dark Continue Reading
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SUTCo’s Dead Poet’s Society – 4 December 2025, University Drama Studio
SUTCo’s Dead Poet’s Society – 4 December 2025, University Drama Studio Review by Polly Turner. Last night SUTCo performed their version of Dead Poets Society to a packed house at the University Drama Studio. Originally a film starring Robin Williams and set in a New England boys’ prep school, this Continue Reading
SUPAS’ Little Shop Of Horrors – 27 November 2025, University Drama Studio
SUPAS’ Little Shop Of Horrors – 27 November 2025, University Drama Studio Review by Claire Taranaski. I have a confession, I have seen Little Shop Of Horrors on stage more than any other musical (so much so that I have lost count and this is the second time I have Continue Reading
Bad Immigrant – 8 November 2025, University Drama Studio
Bad Immigrant – 8 November 2025, University Drama Studio Review by Claire Taranaski. When I interviewed Jennifer Irons about her one woman roller disco show about immigration Bad Immigrant last month for our Youtube channel I instantly warmed to this amazing woman who immigrated to the UK from Canada 25 Continue Reading
SUTCo’s Something To Do With Bolivian Affairs – 30 October 2025, University Drama Studio
SUTCo’s Something To Do With Bolivian Affairs – 30 October 2025, University Drama Studio Review by Claire Taranaski. Having the 60 year record for the most tickets sold for a Sheffield University Theatre Company (SUTCo) opening night, their new play Something To Do With Bolivian Affairs, written by company member Continue Reading
Midland Players’ Much Ado About Nothing – 24 September 2025, University Drama Studio
Midland Players’ Much Ado About Nothing – 24 September 2025, University Drama Studio Review by Paula Turner. Shakespeare plays always start out with the difficulty of audiences’ prior expectations, from studying texts at school to seeing cinema versions. But Much Ado About Nothing’s will-they-won’t they frenemies to lovers can still Continue Reading