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There’s still no beating Weezer: The Gold Album Review
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25 August 2026
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’
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7 August 2026
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
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3 June 2026
I recently took a trip around the amazing selection of record shops that Sheffield has to offer and I...
Coachella: over it or obsessed?
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3 June 2026
It’s that time of year when TikTok for you pages become flooded with ‘get ready with me for Coachella’...
Sheffield Summer Festival Rundown
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3 June 2026
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
Culture
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27 May 2026
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
Arts & Theatre
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15 May 2026
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
Arts & Theatre
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15 May 2026
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
Opinion
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11 May 2026
You could be forgiven, as you approach your 8th consecutive hour on a patch of grass next to a...
Sheffield In Summer
Opinion
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11 May 2026
There’s a particular moment, usually sometime in late May, when Sheffield seems to exhale. Exams end, deadlines dissolve, and...
“Exceptional storytelling”: The Spy Who Came In From the Cold at Sheffield Theatres
Arts & Theatre
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6 May 2026
The Spy Who Came in from the Cold is the first of John le Carré’s best-selling spy novels to...
“Sheffield’s next adopted son” Wu Yize becomes youngest World Champion since Hendry
Sport
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5 May 2026
Wu Yize was crowned World Snooker Champion at the Crucible after defeating Shaun Murphy in the deciding frame.
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