The celebrated screenwriter speaks to Now Then about his new pandemic poem and why those in power are just trying to get through the day ahead of his Festival of Debate appearance.
This film, released today, shows us therapy from one the few African-American Freudian therapists in the United States. Psychotherapist Mat Pronger reviews the Klaartje Quirijns documentary for Now Then.
Who can help you with your plot twist? Who can sympathise when you get your first rejection letter? Where can you publish your manuscript? Who even wants to hear what you’ve got to say?
As artists across Sheffield prepare to welcome the public into their studios, Open Up committee member Miranda Trojanowska reflects on 24 years of the creative mainstay.
Just like the art of Claudette Johnson, whose work is on display at Graves Gallery, Child Q has filled every corner of her frame. Instead of crying out in shame and defeat, both have stood up for themselves and called others to stand with them, says Susan Downer.
Five years after premiering on the Sheffield stage, everybody is still talking about Jamie as the show returns to its spiritual home in the steel city.
Multi-disciplinary artist Kedisha Coakley takes us on a journey through her artistic process and gives us some juicy clues about what’s in store for her Site Gallery residency.
