A tale of the utmost tragic love, two people divided by life and death, yearn to be reunited again. This opera based on the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice follows Orpheus who travels down into the underworld to reunite with his lover Eurydice and bring her back to the world of the living.
John Grindrod discusses how he grew up in the suburbs of Croydon as a gay man in his Off The Shelf festival dicussing his novel 'Tales of the Suburbs'.
Reviewing ẸBỌ (The Offering), hosted by Utopia Theatre, written by Bimbo Olorunmola and performed by Tosin Adeyemi. A self-funded work in progress that began its journey in Abuja, Nigeria and has begun its UK journey in Sheffield.
How Could I Forget is a brand new Sheffield musical, composed and written by Joe Carnall Jr (Milburn, Reverend & Makers), with plenty of local comedy that had the audience instantly connected.
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.
