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Review: Talent, Crucible Theatre
Listen to the audio version here. Victoria Wood’s Talent follows ambitious 24-year-old Julie (Lucie Shorthouse) chasing her dreams of stardom and escaping h...
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Review: The Gods of Pick ‘n’ Pix, Theatre Delicatessen
Sad Siren Theatre’s The Gods Of Pick ‘n’ Mix was an ode to the tragedy of the 2008 financial crisis and the failings of businesses such as Woolworths to transfo...
Review: Queen Coal, Studio Theatre Sheffield
Theatre is one of the most unique ways to shine lights on subjects that are often kept in the dark, especially for my current generation. This is exactly what B...
Blog: Checking in with Third Angel
My name is Hannah Butterfield. I am a theatre maker and facilitator based in Leeds. Sometimes I am Hannah Butterfield, choreographer. And workshop leader. S...
Feature: Daniel Evans on Sheffield Theatres – “a jewel in the city’s crown”
Daniel Evans is the Artistic Director of Sheffield Theatres, comprising the Crucible, the Crucible Studio and the Lyceum, all of which good-naturedly share ...
Review: Sixty Five Miles
Sixty-five miles is the distance between Sheffield and Hull. It is also the distance, door to door, between Pete and his estranged daughter Jenny. In an excitin...