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Salome

Sandra Kammel 18/12/2019

We’re out today. On King Herodes’ terrace, every exuberant thing is in its place. Minimalistic black-and-white squares frame the constellation...

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Pinocchio

Enza De Francisci 16/12/2019

To date, the most popular Italian literary text to be translated worldwide is not by Dante, Boccaccio or Petrarch, but...

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Ann Pryor 16/12/2019

A puzzling sci-fi mystery that blends together 1950s B-movie space tropes, alternative universes, sci-fi themes, avant-garde schtick, worm-holes through juke...

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Little Shop of Horrors

Megan Roberts 15/12/2019

Sheffield University Performing Arts Society (SUPAS) is well known throughout Sheffield for its high standard, visually and audibly stunning musical...

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A streetcar named desire (Endstation Sehnsucht)

Sandra Kammel 14/12/2019

Blanche’s arms reach up to her fingertips and try to connect to the new environment of her arrival. Having lost...

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A Kind of People

Owen Davies 13/12/2019

This is a strange and fascinating play – part sitcom, part agitprop, part tragedy. It deals with white racism against...

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Otello

Tim Hochstrasser 13/12/2019

When Bernard Shaw wrote that ‘Othello’ was ‘a play written by Shakespeare in the style of Italian opera’, he was...

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Cinderella

Richard McKee 11/12/2019

“The fairy godmother of all pantomimes” is what the blurb says, and no doubt about it, that’s absolutely right! Cinderella...

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Candida

Tim Hochstrasser 11/12/2019

Why is Bernard Shaw now so rarely performed? At the time of his death in 1950 he was considered the...

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Uncle Vanya

Tim Hochstrasser 11/12/2019

When you learn that a performance of this play will only last a little over an hour it is a...

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