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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.

Swinging Sixties Motown homage musical still has plenty to say about racism and sexism in the music industry.

What better way to champion queer joy in Sheffield than to create a night of creativity and laughter that is especially for us?

John Rwothomack is note-perfect in this profound one-man performance about childhood innocence and war, neatly directed by Mojisola Elufowoju.

Writer and broadcaster Jon Ronson talks about the culture wars, public shaming, his new podcast and his upcoming events in Sheffield.

In the face of losing its Eyre Street space, the well-loved community arts charity is positive and full of ideas for greater and deeper community involvement. Deli's Co-Artistic Directors told us more.

Meticulously researched and utterly absurd, the saga of the blond interloper and his pals continues at Sheffield’s Theatre Deli this month.

DIY performance night makes a joyous comeback at Portland Works’ Makerspace, celebrating queer talent in all its forms.

The line-up of comedy heading to the space over the next few months is the stuff of dreams. Rhys James' four-time postponed show, Snitch, was a great way to kick things off .

Sheffield-based LGBTQ+ organisation celebrates return to in-person events with a glorious night of queer creativity at Portland Works Makerspace.