TV comedy star Nish Kumar, host of the spoof news show The Mash Report on BBC2, is coming to Sheffield tonight (Thursday) with his new show, It’s In Your Nature to Destroy Yourselves.
Take That star Gary Barlow and his hit musical collaborator Tim Firth are both looking forward to returning to Sheffield with their new production of Calendar Girls.
It's back for one last bite and we have three family tickets to be won to see Walking With Dinosaurs The Arena Spectacular, based on the award-winning BBC Television Series, at Sheffield FlyDSA Arena.
So here we are. And audience of at least 90% a certain age lapping up the Four Seasons songbook like Spring chickens at a midsummer party. But this is much more than a nostalgia-fest of Frankie Valli greatest hits. The everyday story of a dysfunctional foursome is told retrospectively from four different points of view and often emphasising a dark side away from the spotlight of glitz and glamour.
This time the show didn’t go on as a second star has had to pull out of the current production at the Crucible, forcing bosses at the Sheffield theatre to cancel one performance.
Inevitably the first consideration on press night was how the late replacement as Nurse Ratched, Jenny Livsey, would cope after only a couple of days notice. The answer is she fitted seamlessly into a first-rate ensemble and you hardly noticed she was still on the book. It helps that a nurse carrying a folder of notes looks quite natural.
The last few days have been a bit of a rollercoaster ride for actress Jenny Livsey, who stepped in at the last minute to replace an injured cast member in a starring role in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield.
Europe's leading learning disability theatre company is gearing up for a stellar year of performances and new productions in celebration of its 30th year.
The show goes on! Actress Jenny Livsey stepped in at the last minute at Sheffield's CrucibleTheatre when a star of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest was injured.
There must have been few, if any, Lyceum Theatregoers at Monday’s opening performance of An Officer and a Gentleman the musical who were unfamiliar with the iconic film, first screened in 1982.
Spend Spend Spend, the musical based on the extraordinary life of pools winner Viv Nicholson is being revived by Handsworth and Hallam Theatre Company next week.
