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Feels like a love letter: Westside Cowboy’s It Goes On Review

A story repeated many times in music publications throughout the country, Westside Cowboy got their name from unemployed ranchers...

“Bathetic and Vulnerable”: King Lear at the Crucible

Returning to the role of King Lear at the Crucible after a 2005 production, Ian McDiarmid avoids pitfalls of Shakespeare’s most emotionally demanding role, and proves a wonderful Lear.

There’s still no beating Weezer: The Gold Album Review

Life lately has been missing something. The world has been hollow and vacuous, and the skies grey and uninspiring....

The Odyssey: ‘A commentary on our own political context’

A majestic visual language, strong performances from a variety of veteran actors and a strong allegorical message that cleverly adapts an ancient tale to our present political context

The reasons behind the comeback of vinyl

I recently took a trip around the amazing selection of record shops that Sheffield has to offer and I...

Coachella: over it or obsessed?

It’s that time of year when TikTok for you pages become flooded with ‘get ready with me for Coachella’...

Sheffield Summer Festival Rundown

This summer, Sheffield hosts a large line-up of music festivals, ready to rock your world! It’s the perfect time...

Finding Emily: the emergence of the manic pixie dream boy

Finding Emily's Owen is the trope reborn in a different image.

“War is peace”: A Bold, Chilling Performance of 1984 by Lost In Transit Theatre Review

Lost In Transit brings a fresh, new adaptation of George Orwell’s 1984, translating the piercing themes of disillusionment, fear...

“Intense and unfiltered”: 1984 at the Drama Studio

Lost In Transit, a Manchester-based theatre collective, performed George Orwell’s 1984 to thunderous applause at Sheffield University Drama Studio...

In Defence of an Unsuccessful Hitchhiking Trip

You could be forgiven, as you approach your 8th consecutive hour on a patch of grass next to a...

Sheffield In Summer

There’s a particular moment, usually sometime in late May, when Sheffield seems to exhale. Exams end, deadlines dissolve, and...