Theatre

What happens when your favourite book is turned into theatre? In this case, "an absolute visual treat".

In 1837, Mary Frances Heaton from Doncaster challenged a vicar over an unpaid debt. She was declared insane and incarcerated in an asylum in Wakefield for the rest of her life. She told her story through embroidery.

“It's about the legacy – it's not about ticking boxes.” Utopia’s creative director Mojisola Kareem-Elufowoju lays out her vision.

Combining visual gags, slapstick, farce, word play, one liners, missed cues and a rather more animated corpse than one would expect, The Play That Goes Wrong does not disappoint.

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.

Pop culture in the 70s and 80s was laden with terrors. Enable US Festival returns this month and one show invites us to revisit the moments that scarred us for life.

Theatres shut the doors over a year ago due to Covid-19 restrictions, but are now beginning to welcome audiences through their doors once again.

Canadian poet & performer Rose Condo invites us all to think a little more deeply about our relationship with - and to - technology in this modern age.

Sheffield’s newest theatre poised to open with a cross-artform programme focussed on Northern performers and fresh talent.