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Review of The Hunger - a jaw-dropping post-apocalyptic horror that follows two women - Deborah and Megan, played by Elinor Coleman and Hollie Burgess respectively - stranded in the Yorkshire Dales and clutching at survival with their bare fingertips.

Review of Tuesdays at Tesco’s, a work in progress being shown as part of the Sheffield Theatre’s Open Works Festival.

Since the early days of alternative music, the city of Sheffield has been a place where underground artists can forge...

Sheffield Wednesday made the most of their night at Hillsborough with a 2-0 win against Sunderland U21, extending their...

Sheffield United were left to rue their first-half chances as two thunderous strikes secured all three points for the...

I watched a Scratch Night - a collection of 4 different works of theatre in their earliest stage of being produced, and these are my thoughts...

One of the UK’s largest literary festivals, has just begun in Sheffield. I spoke with Lesley Webster about how she curated this year's smashing line-up and grew Off The Shelf from the beginning.

A new horror play by Sheffield's The Company hits the stage. With large frights and dramatic scenes, this one is not for the faint hearted.

I sat down with Deborah Dickinson, Creative Development Director at Sheffield Theatres, who told me all about their new festival about making theatre: Open Works

beabadoobee’s fourth studio album is noise in a blender. Drawing from midwest emo and grunge, Pylon feels like a...

A vulnerable, honest, self-reflective conversation began the first show of Off The Shelf 2026, when Bradley Wiggins took to the Lyceum stage to discuss his autobiography ‘The Chain’.

The Company returns to the Drama Studio tomorrow the world premiere of gothic play 'The Turning at Bly Manor' by Sam Islam.