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Review of One Without - a Scratch performance involving physical theatre, mime, clowning and spoken word, that challenges the status-quo.

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’.