Sir Ben Okri is an author with a vast bibliography and many achievements. His newest novel, ‘Waking the Warriors’, was the focal point of this discussion.
I spoke with the Artistic Director, James Pett, who also produces, choreographs, and dances in The Panic Room - a psychological thriller which aims to help audiences understand and connect to the contemporary dance style through a relatable, gripping and moving story.
Dear Diary, if the opportunity to see Heathers the musical presents itself, do not deny your theatre-yearning heart the chance to see it live in all its dramatic glory.
Variety Babbs is an art historian and comedian who has a range of achievements throughout her career so far - from exhibits at the Tate and the British Museum to the creation of the comedic events group Art Laughs. Her new book ‘The History of Art in One Sentence’ explores 50 art movements across 500 years.
Living in the city of trees, forester Luke Barley's 'Ancient: Reviving the Woods That Made Britain' is evidently essential reading for the Sheffield student, as heard at Off The Shelf 2026.
Wray’s book ‘Groovy, Laidback and Nasty: A History of Independent Music in Sheffield’ tracks the bands and clubs of the city from 1960 to 2021, where he winds a thread through the disparate and eclectic sounds of the Steel City.
