Arts & Culture

Barcelona-based artist Amaia Moran provides creative design for public institutions and cooperatives committed to social change.

The free show at Weston Park Museum features over 300 artworks and found objects, exploring how Sheffield’s five rivers have shaped the city geographically, economically and psychologically.

Scorsese films often fall victim to some of their audience only seeing the cooler elements of characters. No such problem here, as the villains are some of the most vile, pathetic and callous central characters he has ever focused on.

Treason the Musical uses eclectic musical styles to tell the story of Bonfire Night and should not stand in the shadow of the more famous Hamilton, according to reviewer Paul Szabo.

Artist Lauren Hall’s technicolour illustrations teem with life, drawing inspiration from Sheffield’s street scenes and gastronomic hotspots.

The stage adaptation of the 1992 Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner film shines in its production values and musical delivery – in the face of some hammier moments.

Transporting the setting of the story to an institute for young adults, everything about Bourne’s production oozes class. But his real talent is his ability to convey a narrative so easily through movement.

Paul Szabo watched Night of the Living Dead from The Company and describes both the charm and absurdity of the performance.

Big names include Mary Beard, Chris Packham, Grace Dent and Jeremy Deller chatting to Jarvis Cocker.

Live, laugh and laugh some more at the Leadmill this month.