The Sheffield Life, Loss and Death Festival takes place this May with a mission to break through taboos, awkwardness and anxiety about death and dying. Here's why it's important.
Filmed in Sheffield, the crime thriller by filmmaker, dancer and martial artist Nathan
Geering has been picking up awards.
Nathan told us more about kung fu, ‘fire breaking’ and being
invited to train with Jackie Chan’s stunt team.
Taking place over five days in May, the free festival includes work by painters, sculptors and ceramicists, as well as bookbinders, instrument makers and furniture designers.
The government remains in a state of inertia, despite a 31% increase in venues shutting for good and a proposed 120% jump in US visa fees for international artists.
Lines is a hard-hitting and thought-provoking play exploring the way prisoners have been treated across half a century – but at times it could use some more breathing space.
Stories from the Pandemic features testimony from dozens of Sheffield residents touching on all aspects of lockdown life, and is available to watch for free online.
