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'A trivial comedy for serious people.'
Oscar Wilde's satirical comedy focuses on the social and moral hypocrisy of late Victorian society. But it's the show's ageless wit and unforgettable characters that give Wilde's best-remembered play its lasting appeal and relevance.
'The truth is rarely pure and never simple.'
A production from Sheffield University Drama Society.
The playwright behind the Park Hill-set musical Standing at the Sky’s Edge talks about tackling big ideas through theatre, and finding honest human stories that an audience can connect with.
Madeline Shann is a theatre maker, choreographer and writer whose work meets anxiety and absurdity with a mixture of laughter and fury. We got to know Madeline ahead of her 2019 solo show, Here's Looking at UKIP.
Created by an all-lesbian team, this new musical is inspired by the true story of a garage set up by three female mechanics in 80s Sheffield. A joyful, queer call to arms, fired by feminism, friendship and a belief in the power of collective action.
A theatremaker whose work centres on community, representation and comedy. Tommi co-hosts monthly variety performance night Sounds Queer, and is currently developing a one-woman musical about a trans Disney princess.
