Sheffield Theatres Autumn 2013 Brochure

Sheffield TheatresSeptember 2013 – January 2014

On sale to Centre Stage Members Sat 15 June On sale to general public Sat 22 June

Box Office 0114 249 6000sheffieldtheatres.co.uk Lionel Bart’s

Oliver! Fri 29 Nov 2013 – Sat 25 Jan 2014

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WelcomeWe are delighted to share our autumn 2013 season with you.

The season opens with two co-productions. A Passionate Woman, written and directed by Kay Mellor and starring Lynda Bellingham in the Lyceum Theatre, and in the Studio, a collaboration between Sheffield Theatres and HighTide Festival Theatre on a major new production of Stuart: A Life Backwards. In the Crucible, we open with this year’s Shakespeare, The Winter’s Tale, which will be directed by our Associate Director, Paul Miller (Hamlet).

At Christmas, the Lyceum Theatre welcomes Damian Williams back alongside Ian H Watkins (Steps) in Jack and the Beanstalk; tutti frutti will return to the Studio Theatre with the delightful The Boy Who Cried Wolf and, in the Crucible, we will stage a new production of Lionel Bart’s Oliver!, featuring 60 wonderfully talented local young people alongside 22 professional actors and 15 musicians.

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Alongside our in-house productions, we have a fantastic array of touring shows visiting the Lyceum Theatre this season including Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Maureen Lipman in Daytona and Slava’s Snow Show.

We hope to welcome you through our doors this season. As ever, we would also love to know what you think about Sheffield Theatres. Do email us at [email protected] or tweet @crucibletheatre or @sheffieldlyceum

Dan Bates Daniel EvansChief Executive Artistic Director

My Theatre Matters!Sheffield Theatres is supporting My Theatre Matters!, the Theatrical Management Association’s major national campaign that invites audiences to shout about how important their local theatre is to them.

Over the past few years, we have suffered some major cuts to our funding. In the midst of financial hardship, we’re very proud that the people of this city and region come together to be moved by the shows on our stages and that they continue to value and support our work with such generosity.

With the prospect of further changes to our financial landscape, we need your help to ensure that our local councillors know how much you value your theatre and its role in the community. We want you to tell them why you visit the Crucible, Lyceum and Studio theatres; how much you enjoyed the last workshop you took part in, and what a difference we make to the city of Sheffield.

Actors including Matthew Kelly and Siân Phillips, seen recently on stage here, are supporting the campaign too, as are the actors union Equity, Bectu and The Stage newspaper, plus lots of other venues across the country.

Now is your chance to influence the decision makers the next time they are making choices about funding.

Join the campaign by filling in a postcard on your next visit to Sheffield Theatres and returning it to a member of staff, or visit www.mytheatrematters.com and find other ways to get your voice heard.

You can also follow the campaign on Twitter @theatre_matters or Facebook at www.facebook.com/mytheatrematters

Photos by Johan Persson, Robert Day and Tristram Kenton

Box Office 0114 249 6000 | sheffieldtheatres.co.uk

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Denys Edwards Players

Carrie’s WarBy Nina Bawden Adapted for the stage by Emma Reeves

Tue 13 – Sat 17 August

Denys Edwards Players return with another family classic, Carrie’s War, based on the best-selling book by Nina Bawden.

In the 1940s Carrie Willow and her brother Nick are evacuated to the safety of the North Wales countryside where they stay with mean Mr Evans. There’s also kind Auntie Lou; Mr Johnny, who speaks his own language; Hephzibah, the witch at Druid’s Grove who makes a perfect apple pie, and young Albert Sandwich, who kisses Carrie on her birthday. And then there’s the ancient skull with its terrifying curse...

Tue – Sat 7.15pm£10.50

Sat 2.15pm£10.50Concessions £1.50 off

A transaction fee applies to all bookings made at the Box Office (excl. cash) of £1.50 (£1.00 to online bookings).

For more information on concessions see p38

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New Jersey Nights

Tue 24 – Sat 28 September

A spectacular celebration of the music of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons.

New Jersey Nights comes to the UK direct from the USA and takes the audience on a nostalgic musical journey through the career of one of the biggest selling groups of all time.

From the back street studio in New Jersey where it all began, this vibrant production includes all of The Four Seasons’ greatest hits, including Sherry, Rag Dolls, Big Girls Don’t Cry and Walk Like A Man.

New Jersey Nights features an award-winning cast of singers, dancers, unique stage sets and a rockin’ on stage band.

‘5 Star Fabulous!’ New York Press

‘The standing ovations say it all’ The International Post

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Tue – Thu 7.45pm£20.00 £23.00 £26.00Concessions £2.50 offGroup discounts apply

Fri & Sat 7.45pm£24.00 £27.00 £30.00

Thu 2.00pm£18.00 £21.00 £24.00

Sat 3.00pm£20.00 £23.00 £26.00

Centre Stage Membership discounts apply




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A Sheffield Theatres Production

A Passionate WomanBy Kay Mellor

Tue 10 – Sat 21 September

Director Kay MellorDesigner Robert JonesLighting Designer Tim LutkinAssociate Director Jack Ryder

PreviewTue 10 September 7.45pm£10.00 £12.50 £14.50 £18.50 £21.50

Mon – Thu 7.45pm(Thu 12 Sep 7.00pm)£13.50 £17.50 £19.50 £23.50 £26.50 Concessions £2.50 off

Fri & Sat 7.45pm£15.50 £19.50 £21.50 £25.50 £28.50

Thu 2.00pm£11.50 £15.50 £17.50 £21.50 £24.50

Sat 3.00pm£11.50 £15.50 £17.50 £21.50 £24.50

Group and School discounts available Mon – Thu eves




Thu 19 September 7.45pm

Thu 19 September 7.45pm

Sat 21 September 3.00pm

It’s the morning of Betty’s son’s wedding and she decides to go up into the attic to dust.

Surrounded by clutter, memories and ghosts from her past, Betty finds herself torn between the three men in her life – a husband she’s never really loved, a son she’s about to lose and a man she had a passionate affair with over thirty years ago. Desperate to escape it all, there’s only one place to go and that’s…up.

Most recently, Lynda Bellingham created the role of Chris in Calendar Girls playing to sold out houses in the West End and across the country. A Passionate Woman reunites her with Christopher Timothy for the first time since 1990 when they starred as James and Helen Herriot in the BBC’s All Creatures Great and Small. Multi-award winning Polish film star Mateusz Damiecki and Peter McMillan complete the cast.

This first ever major revival of Kay Mellor’s glorious comedy opens in Sheffield before transferring to the West End. See it here first!

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A Sheffield Theatres and HighTide Festival Theatre Co-Production in association with Watford Palace Theatre, Dumbfounded Theatre, Underbelly and Escalator East to Edinburgh

Alexander Masters’

Stuart: A LifeBackwardsWritten by Jack Thorne

Wed 11 – Sat 28 September

Studio Theatre

Director Mark RosenblattDesigner Jon BausorMovement Director Lucy Hind Casting Director Hayley Kaimakliotis

Public Dress RehearsalWed 11 September 7.45pm£1.00

Previews£10.00

Mon – Fri 7.45pm£15.00

Sat 7.45pm£18.00

Matinees 2.15pm£13.00

Group discounts available Mon – Thu eves

School discounts available Mon – Thu eves and midweek matinees




£5.00 16–26 year oldsThu 12 – Mon 16 Sep

Talkback Fri 20 September

Stuart Shorter is a chaotic, violent, motormouth homeless man from Cambridge. Alexander Masters is a reserved, bookish member of the educated middle-classes.

Double BAFTA award-winner Jack Thorne’s new play tells the story of an unlikely friendship and of Stuart’s entire life – told backwards by Alexander.

Mark Rosenblatt directs this major new production by double Fringe First winners HighTide and Sheffield Theatres.

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DaytonaBy Oliver CottonDirected by David Grindley

Tue 1 – Sat 5 October

Tue – Thu 7.45pm£18.00 £23.00 £26.00Concessions £2.50 offGroup discounts apply

Fri & Sat 7.45pm£20.00 £25.00 £28.00

Thu 2.00pm£17.00 £21.00 £24.00

Sat 3.00pm£18.00 £23.00 £26.00




Thu 3 October 7.45pm

Sat 5 October 3.00pm

Maureen Lipman

Haunting, funny, poignant and full of mystery, Daytona is a play with not one but two love stories at its heart.

Happy in their shared passion for ballroom dancing, Joe and Elli plan to win the next big competition. But the unexpected arrival of a figure from their past threatens to throw everything off balance. What can this man possibly want of them on this cold winter’s night? What can be gained from this uneasy reunion?

When they discover the story behind his sudden return, Joe and Elli must confront a profound moral dilemma.

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RashDash presents

The Ugly Sisters


Once upon a time there was us - Ruby and us.

Ruby was our mum. She had to work a lot. We played in the burnt out car round the back. We could do anything- except play with the needles.

Then everything changed, and there were bright lights and loud noises and flashing cameras. And there was her, and she was different. Everyone loved her.

Whoever holds the pen writes the story.

Thumping drums, clanging keys and violent voices, RashDash tell the real story of Cinderella - a sinister and sensuous cabaret.

‘electrifying’ Daily Telegraph

‘sensational’ Total Theatre

£12.00*Concessions £2.00 off

Jasmin Vardimon Company

Yesterday

Tue 8 October 8.00pm

Dance theatre choreographer and Associate Artist of Sadler’s Wells, Jasmin Vardimon presents Yesterday, a retrospective work featuring some of the most breathtaking moments from her repertoire, integrated with powerful new choreography and stunning live video animation.

Contrasting flashes of daring athleticism and moments of touching beauty, eight international performers interweave scenes of intimate and vulnerable tenderness with provocative humour and playful choreography.

Suitable for ages 14+

‘Packed tight with striking images...’ ★★★★ Times

£15.00 £17.00*Concessions £2.50 off Group and School discounts apply


*A transaction fee applies to all bookings made at the Box Office (excl. cash) of £1.50 (£1.00 to online bookings).


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Forced Entertainment

Tomorrow’s Parties

Thu 3 & Fri 4 October 7.45pm

UK Premiere

Sheffield-based, international innovators Forced Entertainment’s latest performance imagines a multitude of hypothetical futures.

Two performers wreathed in coloured lights speculate about what tomorrow might bring. Exploring utopian and dystopian visions, science fiction scenarios, political nightmares and absurd fantasies, the audience is carried along on a tide of conjectures and dreams.

Tomorrow’s Parties is Forced Entertainment in intimate and comical mode - a playful, poignant look at the future.

Part of Art Sheffield 2013

‘a brilliant and compelling theatre performance’ La Liberte


£5.00 16–26 year olds


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The Winter’s TaleBy William Shakespeare

Wed 2 October – Sat 2 November

Crucible Theatre

Director Paul MillerDesigner Simon DawLighting Designer Mark DoubledayComposer Terry DaviesMovement Director Jack Murphy Casting Director Siobhan Bracke

Public Dress RehearsalWed 2 October 7.15pm£1.00

Previews£17.00

Mon – Thu 7.15pm(Mon 7 October 7.00pm)£23.00Concessions £2.50 off

Fri & Sat 7.15pm£25.00







£5.00 16–26 year oldsThu 3 – Mon 7 October

Page to Stage Wed 16 October 10.30am – 12.00pm


‘It is requir’d you do awake your faith’

Family bonds and lifelong friendships are torn apart as one man’s wild jealousy turns to tyranny.

Years later, a young couple in another land set in motion a miraculous redemption.

Comedy and tragedy combine in Shakespeare’s fantastical story, directed by Sheffield Theatres’ Associate Director Paul Miller (The Daughter-In-Law, Democracy, Hamlet).



Talkback Thu 24 October


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Tall Stories’

Room on the BroomAdapted for the stage by Julia Donaldson MBE and Axel Scheffler

Thu 10 – Sat 12 October

A spellbinding adventure from the creators of The Gruffalo.

The witch and her cat are flying happily along on their broomstick when a stormy wind blows the witch’s hat, bow and wand away into the night.

With the help of a daft dog, a beautiful bird and a friendly frog, her belongings are retrieved. But this broomstick’s not meant for five and – CRACK! – it snaps in two! When a hungry dragon appears, who will save the poor witch?

And will there ever be room on the broom for everyone?

A magical, musical delight for children aged 3+

Thu 1.30pmFri & Sat 10.30am & 1.30pm£11.50*School discounts apply

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Shakespeare Schools Festival

Wed 9 October 7.00pm

The UK’s largest Youth Drama Festival, The Shakespeare Schools Festival works with 1000 secondary, primary and special schools all over the UK, making it possible for them to stage abridged Shakespeare productions in their local professional theatre.

Four schools will perform four different Shakespeare plays. Come along and celebrate the achievements of your local schools in a wonderful evening of entertainment.

‘Every child in every school ought to have the chance to experience this magical process’ Philip Pullman, SSF patron

‘The audience reaction to our Macbeth was wonderful. Our narrator, Ben, even told me that it was the best experience of his life – you can’t really get much better than that!’ Primary School Teacher


In collaboration with Off the Shelf Festival of Words

Being Human

Mon 7 October 8.00pm

Embarking on its second national tour, Midland Creative Projects in association with the Belgrade Theatre and Bloodaxe Books present the acclaimed poetry in performance production Being Human.

Being Human is a dramatic performance of 35 extraordinary poems from around the world, presented by three performers. Charting the drama of our lives, these are thoughtful and passionate poems that will touch the heart, stir the mind and fire the spirit; poems about love and loss, fear and longing, hurt and wonder. Poems about being human.

Alongside live performances, Being Human combines music, projections and striking imagery to create a charming and evocative production.




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curious directive in association with Watford Palace Theatre

After The Rainfall


Spanning 70 years and four interconnecting stories, After the Rainfall forges a modern tale about the aftermath of the British Empire.

This epic piece of adrenaline fuelled theatre investigates the architecture of ant colonies and their relationship to human behaviour.

curious directive use a breathtaking mix of multimedia video, original composition, sound and scenography to create exciting multi-layered narratives.

Supported by Arts Council England.

‘Beautiful...compelling...intelligent, highly original theatre’ ★★★★ Telegraph

‘Jack Lowe and his ensemble continue to push boundaries and fire imaginations’ Metro


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Dinosaur Zoo

Fri 18 – Sat 19 October

Direct from Australia, Erth’s Dinosaur Zoo brings these awesome pre-historic creatures to the stage as you’ve never seen them before, up close and personal!

From cute baby dinos to teeth-gnashing giants, meet the most recent addition to the Dinosaur Zoo, a carnivorous theropod known as the Australovenator, the most complete meat-eating dinosaur skeleton yet found in Australia.

Observe and interact with these extraordinary life-like dinosaurs in this entertaining and highly imaginative live show. But watch out - not all of these jurassic giants are as tame as they seem!

A tyrannosauric treat for all ages 3+.

‘Technical brilliance, cultural insight and enchantment all in one go’ Sydney Morning Herald

Fri 1.00pmSat 10.30am 1.00pm & 3.30pm£13.00* Danger zone seats £15.50*School discounts apply

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Chris Goode & Company and Unicorn Theatre

Monkey Bars

Mon 14 – Tue 15 October 7.45pm

Award-winning writer Chris Goode asked 40 eight to ten year-olds to talk about their lives. About being scared, getting lost, being brave, growing up. About the adult world that surrounds and awaits them. About family and faith and their favourite sweets.

In Monkey Bars, their words are spoken by adults – playing adults in adult situations.

Monkey Bars is a funny and endlessly surprising verbatim show which offers a revelatory insight into what children are trying to tell us about their lives that we don’t always hear.

‘Heartbreaking and hilarious, and often overwhelming. After it, you’ll never hear children in the same way again.’ ★★★★★ The List

‘Hilarious and poignant by turns… beautifully staged.’ ★★★★ Telegraph


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Tony Law Nonsense Overdrive

Wed 9 October 8.00pm

Join the multi award-winning Mr Tony Law for some absurd, shout-y and powerful, yet meaningful, nonsense.

As seen on Have I Got News For You, Never Mind The Buzzcocks, 8 Out Of 10 Cats, The Alternative Comedy Experience, Charlie Brooker’s Weekly Wipe and more. Following his 40-date, sell-out spring tour, Tony is leaping back out on the road with a brand new show for autumn 2013.

Tony is an Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee 2012, Chortle Best Live Show Award-winner 2013, Chortle Best Club Comic Award-winner 2013 and Chortle Best Breakthrough Act Award-winner 2012.

‘An ever-changing, hard-to-contain force of nature’ ★★★★ Guardian

‘Form-busting and hugely enjoyable’ ★★★★ Times


Now That’s What I Carl Donnelly Vol. 5

Tue 8 October 8.00pm

Join Edinburgh Comedy Award Nominee Carl Donnelly (as seen on Mock The Week and Russell Howard’s Good News) for a brand new show full of hilarious anecdotes and observations.

‘Gripping, unmissable stand-up’ Guardian

£12.00*

Russell Kane Smallness

Fri 11 October 8.00pm

What is it with us and smallness? We Brits love it - being tiny but fierce, close but distant. This Jedward-haired award-winning twat is the same, and he returns with a new blisteringly big-small show.

Watch him ejaculate thoughts about smallness; on keeping things small when life gets big.

‘A seriously good comedian.’ The Times

‘Russell Kane delivers magic in spades.’ The Scotsman

£18.00*



Last Laugh Comedy Festival

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The Everly Pregnant Brothers


Sheffield’s favourite band of brothers return for a third riotous year to the wonderful Lyceum Theatre. Expect all the classics alongside brand new songs to tickle your giggle button.

Just as sweary, just as lovely, the boys have been working hard to bring you another great night of Sheffield fun.

Chips, Beer, Ukuleles. In Pie We Crust.

Please note, to save arguments and emails, this is not an Everly Brothers tribute act. There, we said it.

£16.50*

Toby Foster Stand Up

Fri 18 October 8.00pm

Toby Foster, award-winning radio presenter and compere of The Last Laugh Comedy Club returns to his first love, with a brand new stand up show.

All singing, all dancing, all new, come and join Toby at the Lyceum Theatre and see what made him one of the most in demand stand ups on the UK and international scene.

As fast and funny as ever, this is Toby’s only full show in Sheffield this year. Join in the fun.

‘The comedic equivalent of a defibrillator’ Chortle

£15.50*

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Paul Walden & Derek Nicol for Flying Music in association with Adrian Grant for Key Concerts present

Thriller Live

Mon 21 – Sat 26 October

Direct from London’s West End, the record breaking Thriller Live is a spectacular concert created to celebrate the career of the world’s greatest entertainer.

Already seen by over two million people in over 26 countries, Thriller Live continues to moonwalk around the world, taking you on a visual, audio and electrifying journey through the magic of Michael Jackson’s 30 year musical history.

Expect your favourite songs delivered by an exceptionally talented cast and band, including I Want You Back, ABC, Can You Feel It, Off The Wall, The Way You Make Me Feel, Smooth Criminal, Beat It, Billie Jean, Dirty Diana, Bad, Rock With You, They Don’t Care About Us, Dangerous, Heal The World and Thriller.

‘A total blast. The staging and constant brilliance of the musicians keep us riveted. A wonderful show’ ★★★★ Whatsonstage.com

‘You can’t beat it!’ ★★★★ Evening Standard

Mon – Thu 7.45pm£20.00 £23.00 £26.00Concessions £2.50 offGroup discounts apply

Fri & Sat 7.45pm£24.00 £27.00 £30.00

Thu 2.00pm£18.00 £21.00 £24.00

Sat 3.00pm£20.00 £23.00 £26.00




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Priscilla Queen of the Desert

Tue 29 October – Sat 2 November

Get ready for the ride of your life! Priscilla Queen of the Desert, the feel-good international hit sensation is coming to the Lyceum Theatre starring Noel Sullivan.

Winner of four WhatsOnStage.com awards, including Best New Musical, and based on the smash-hit movie, Priscilla Queen of the Desert is the heartwarming, uplifting adventure of three friends who hop aboard a battered old bus searching for love and friendship and end up finding more than they had ever dreamed of.

With a dazzling array of outrageous Olivier and Tony award-winning costumes and a hit parade of dancefloor favourites including It’s Raining Men, I Will Survive, Hot Stuff, Finally, Boogie Wonderland, Go West, Girls Just Wanna Have Fun and I Love The Nightlife, this wildly fresh and funny musical is a journey to the heart of fabulous!

‘Hugely entertaining… Insanely glitzy’ Daily Telegraph

Tue – Thu 7.45pm£28.00 £32.00 £37.00 £40.00Concessions £2.50 offGroup discounts apply

Fri 8.15pm & Sat 7.45pm£30.00 £34.00 £39.00 £42.00

Wed 2.00pm & Fri 5.00pm£23.00 £27.00 £32.00 £35.00Concessions £2.50 offGroup discounts apply

Sat 3.00pm£28.00 £32.00 £37.00 £40.00

Centre Stage Membership discounts apply to all except Saturday performances




Sat 2 November 3.00pm


Love Your SoldiersBy Robin Hooper

Thu 31 October – Sat 23 November

Studio Theatre

Director Richard WilsonDesigner James CotterillLighting Designer Johanna TownCasting Director Robert Sterne

Public Dress RehearsalThu 31 October 7.45pm£1.00

Previews£10.00

Mon – Fri 7.45pm£15.00

Sat 7.45pm£18.00







£5.00 16–26 year oldsFri 1 – Mon 4 Nov

Talkback Fri 15 November

‘I lie to win my battles’

Two soldiers.

One girl.

A nest of betrayal.

When those you love are halfway across the world, how impossible is it to tell the truth?

Associate Director Richard Wilson directs the world premiére of this intensely moving drama.


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Northern Ballet

A Christmas Carol

Tue 5 – Sat 9 November

Ebenezer Scrooge. A squeezing, wrenching, grasping, scraping, clutching, covetous old sinner. One magical night. Three terrifying ghosts. A perfect tale for the festive season.

Christmas comes early this year as Northern Ballet’s heart-warming and hugely popular adaptation of Charles Dickens’ classic tale returns to the stage.

Colourful sets and costumes by Olivier Award-winning Lez Brotherston (Northern Ballet’s Romeo & Juliet, Matthew Bourne’s Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake, Edward Scissorhands) conjure up a traditional Victorian Christmas, while Carl Davis’ festive score blends classical music with traditional Christmas carols, played live by Northern Ballet Sinfonia.

An audience favourite for over 20 years, A Christmas Carol is guaranteed to get your festive season off to a magical start.

Tue – Thu 7.45pm£15.00 £24.00 £32.00 £35.00

Family ticket 4 tickets for £125.00 (2 to be 16 years or under)

Concessions £2.50 offGroup and School discounts apply

Fri & Sat 7.45pm£17.00 £26.00 £34.00 £37.00

Thu 2.00pm£12.00 £19.00 £24.00 £27.00School discounts apply

Sat 3.00pm£15.00 £24.00 £32.00 £35.00




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STOS Theatre Company

Our House


Our House, written by Tim Firth (Calendar Girls) had a successful and critically acclaimed run in London’s West End, winning the Olivier award for Best New Musical in 2003.

Featuring the music of Madness, Our House is an epic, passionate and fast moving romantic comedy that begins one summer’s evening in North London. The night of Joe’s 16th birthday. The night the police close in on him after he commits a petty crime to impress the girl he loves. The show follows the two possible courses his life would take if he stayed and faced the music or made a run for it!

THE MADNESS MUSICAL

Tue – Fri 7.15pm & Sat 2.00pm£11.00 £18.00 £20.00

Sat 7.15pm£11.00 £20.00 £22.00

Buy 14 tickets and get the 15th free



Our House by Tim FirthMusic and Lyrics by MadnessOur House was first produced at the Cambridge Theatre, London on 28th October 2002Producers were Tiger Aspect Productions, Rupert Lord, Andre Ptaszynski and Phil McIntyre in association with MadnessThis amateur production is presented by arrangement with Josef Weinberger Ltd.


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Slava’s Snow Show

Wed 20 – Sun 24 November

Slava’s Snow Show has delighted and exhilarated theatregoers around the world.

This autumn experience the joyous dream-like world, unlike anything you have seen before. A world in which a cobweb envelops the audience and one tiny piece of paper begins a heart-stopping blizzard of snow.

Combining hilarity and poignancy with stunning breathtaking spectacle, this classic show is full of joy for all the family.

‘Theatrical brilliance’ Sunday Times

‘Simply thrilling. An unforgettable comedy masterpiece’ The Independent

Not suitable for under 8s. No under 2s admitted

Wed – Sat 7.45pm andSat & Sun 3.00pm£24.00 £26.00 £29.00

Thu 2.00pm£21.00 £23.00 £26.00Concessions £2.50 off




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Rent in Concert

Mon 18 November 7.45pm

Superstar runner up Rory Taylor returns to the critically acclaimed, fully staged concert production of Rent.

Set in the East Village of New York City, Rent is about falling in love, finding your voice and living for today. Winner of the Tony Award for Best Musical and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, this musical has become a pop cultural phenomenon with songs that rock and a story that resonates with audiences of all ages. Based loosely on Puccini’s La Boheme, the show follows a year in the life of a group of friends struggling to make it in the big city under the shadow of HIV/AIDS. Rent features hit songs Seasons of Love, Finale B and Without You.

‘Grab a ticket whilst you can’ ★★★★ Whatsonstage.com

‘A powerful musical production... pulsing with energy’ ★★★★ Liverpool Echo

£27.00 £30.00*

Show and Tell and The Arches present

BeatsBy Kieran Hurley

Wed 4 December 7.45pm

Beats tells the story of Johnno McCreadie, a teenager living in a small suburban Scottish town at the time of the 1994 Criminal Justice Act – a new piece of legislation which effectively outlawed raves, or ‘public gatherings around amplified music characterised by the emission of a succession of repetitive beats’.

Beats is a coming-of-age story exploring rebellion, apathy and the irresistible power of gathered youth. With techno. Lots of techno.

Following sell-out runs at Edinburgh’s Traverse Theatre and London’s Bush and Soho theatres, Kieran Hurley’s Beats, breaks out on tour.

‘A tremendous piece of storytelling that takes us back to 1994’ ★★★★ The Guardian

‘An outstanding show; clever, ruthless, compassionate and full of political insight. With a subtlety and humanity that takes the breath away’ ★★★★ The Scotsman


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Bill Kenwright by arrangement with the really useful group presents

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor DreamcoatLyrics by Tim RiceMusic by Andrew Lloyd Webber


Having enjoyed sensational reviews, Bill Kenwright’s ‘Amazing’, ‘Superb’, ‘Wonderful’ and ‘Brilliant’ production of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s sparkling family musical continues to enjoy huge success across the country with standing ovations at every performance.

Retelling the Biblical story of Joseph, his eleven brothers and the coat of many colours, this magical musical is full of unforgettable songs including Those Canaan Days, Any Dream Will Do and Close Every Door To Me.

‘Joseph returns in all its glory’ Daily Mail

‘A superb piece of entertainment. I was thrilled’ Daily Mirror

Tue – Thu 7.45pm£20.00 £24.00 £27.00Concessions £2.50 offGroup and School discounts apply

Fri 8.00pmSat 1.00pm 4.00pm and 8.00pm£22.00 £26.00 £29.00

Wed & Thu 2.00pm£17.00 £21.00 £22.00 £24.00School discounts apply

Fri 5.00pm£17.00 £21.00 £22.00 £24.00




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Sat 30 November 4.00pm

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The Boy Who Cried WolfBy Mike Kenny

Wed 11 December – Sat 4 January

Winter is coming, the trees are bare, the birds fly south, and the sheep are flocking, seeking shelter from the wind. As the falling snow flurries to the ground wolf footprints can be seen padded into the hard ground...

But standing on the hill top a boy is watching his sheep.He is bored, seeking adventure, and looking for the next best thing!A boy tasked to keep his community safe but with a vivid imagination.A boy who makes up stories and craves the thrill of the unknownA boy who, unthinkingly, unknowingly... Cried WOLF!

A beautiful new wintery tale about a boy who, unable to find delight in what is around him, seeks adventure, excitement and the thrill of the unknown!

Inspired by the famous Aesop fable, this wonderful play has a gifted ensemble of actor musicians who play the delightful characters, funny sheep and perhaps a scary wolf or two...

Perfect for families and children aged 3+

Mon – Sat 11.00am & 1.30pm Adult £10.00Child £6.00

Family Ticket (4 people, max 2 adults) £25.00



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Fri 29 November 2013 – Sat 25 January 2014

London 1853. A young orphan arrives on the streets of London with no friends, no money and nowhere to live. He meets a cheeky pickpocket who shows him a whole new way of life. But as chance would have it, Oliver stumbles upon a gentleman who might just hold the key to his mysterious past...

Following on from the huge success of My Fair Lady, Artistic Director Daniel Evans will direct Lionel Bart’s sensational musical Oliver!, an exhilarating story about one boy’s survival against the odds. Packed full of joyful songs including Consider Yourself, You’ve Got To Pick A Pocket or Two, Oom-pah-pah! and the exuberant Food Glorious Food, this will be the theatrical highlight of your year.

Director Daniel EvansDesigner Peter McKintoshChoreographer Alistair DavidMusical Director Jonathan GillLighting Designer Howard Harrison Sound Designer Simon BakerCasting Director David Grindrod AssociatesOrchestral arrangements by William David BrohnProduction licensed by Cameron Mackintosh andthe Southbrook Group

Performance ScheduleFri 29 Nov 7.15pm PDRSat 30 Dec 7.15pm PRESun 1 Dec No performancesMon 2 Dec 7.15pm PRETue 3 Dec 7.15pm PREWed 4 Dec 7.15pmThu 5 Dec 2.00pm 7.15pmFri 6 Dec 7.15pmSat 7 Dec 2.00pm 7.15pmSun 8 Dec No performancesMon 9 Dec 7.15pmTue 10 Dec 7.15pmWed 11 Dec 2.00pm 7.15pmThu 12 Dec 7.15pmFri 13 Dec 7.15pmSat 14 Dec 2.00pm 7.15pmSun 15 Dec No performancesMon 16 Dec 7.00pmTue 17 Dec 7.15pmWed 18 Dec 2.00pm 7.15pmThu 19 Dec 7.15pmFri 20 Dec 7.15pmSat 21 Dec 2.00pm CP 7.15pmSun 22 Dec No performancesMon 23 Dec 2.00pm 7.15pmTue 24 Dec 2.00pmWed 25 Dec No performancesThu 26 Dec No performancesFri 27 Dec 2.00pm 7.15pmSat 28 Dec 2.00pm 7.15pmSun 29 Dec No performancesMon 30 Dec 2.00pm 7.15pmTue 31 Dec 2.00pmWed 1 Jan No performancesThu 2 Jan 2.00pm 7.15pmFri 3 Jan 7.15pmSat 4 Jan 2.00pm 7.15pmSun 5 Jan No performancesMon 6 Jan 7.15pmTue 7 Jan 7.15pmWed 8 Jan 2.00pm 7.15pmThu 9 Jan 7.15pm AD SP TTFri 10 Jan 7.15pmSat 11 Jan 2.00pm 7.15pmSun 12 Jan No performancesMon 13 Jan 7.15pmTue 14 Jan 7.15pmWed 15 Jan 2.00pm 7.15pmThu 16 Jan 7.15pm TBFri 17 Jan 7.15pmSat 18 Jan 2.00pm 7.15pmSun 19 Jan No performancesMon 20 Jan 7.15pmTue 21 Jan 7.15pmWed 22 Jan 2.00pm 7.15pmThu 23 Jan 7.15pmFri 24 Jan 7.15pmSat 25 Jan 2.00pm 7.15pm


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Public Dress Rehearsal £1.00Yellow Performances £17.00Red and Orange Performances £22.00Blue Performances £25.00Purple Performances £32.00

Family ticket Blue performances 4 tickets for £90 Purple performances 4 tickets £116 (min 2 to be 16 years or under. Max 2 Family tickets per customer excl performances between Fri 20 Dec - Tue 31 Dec)

Concessions £2.50 off Mon – Fri eves and orange matinees (excluding Fri 20 – Tue 31 Dec)

Group discounts apply to blue and orange performances

Education Groups £12.00 for groups of 10 or more, on blue and orange performances




Page to Stage Wed 22 January 10.30am – 12.00pm

Lyceum Theatre

A Sheffield Theatres and Evolution Pantomimes Co–Production

Jack and the BeanstalkFri 6 December 2013 – Sun 5 January 2014

Whatever you do, don’t miss this year’s GIANT family pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk, starring Sheffield’s favourite Dame, the hilarious Damian Williams and the brilliant Ian H Watkins (‘H’ from Steps) as Jack.

Once again the show will be written and directed by Paul Hendy and produced by the same team who brought you the sensational, record-breaking Cinderella.

With stunning sets, comedy, audience participation and breathtaking special effects (there’s even a break-dancing pantomime cow!), Jack and the Beanstalk promises to be our funniest and most spectacular pantomime ever!

This fun-filled extravaganza is guaranteed to delight the whole family. Tickets are selling fast so don’t miss out on the Fe-Fi-Fo-Fun… Book Today!

‘The best pantomime I have ever seen!’ UK Theatre Network

‘Stunning… a christmas cracker of a show!’ The British Theatre Guide

‘Magical…’ The Stage

(reviews for Cinderella 2012/13)

Performance ScheduleFri 6 Dec 2.00pm 7.00pmSat 7 Dec 2.00pm 7.00pmSun 8 Dec 1.00pm 5.30pmMon 9 Dec No PerformancesTue 10 Dec 2.00pm 7.00pmWed 11 Dec 2.00pm 7.00pmThu 12 Dec 10.15am 2.00pm RPFri 13 Dec 10.15am 2.00pm 7.00pmSat 14 Dec 2.00pm 7.00pmSun 15 Dec 1.00pm 5.30pmMon 16 Dec No PerformancesTue 17 Dec 2.00pm 7.00pmWed 18 Dec 10.15am 2.00pmThu 19 Dec 10.15am 2.00pm 7.00pmFri 20 Dec 7.00pmSat 21 Dec 2.00pm 7.00pmSun 22 Dec 1.00pm 5.30pmMon 23 Dec 2.00pm 7.00pmTue 24 Dec 11.00am 2.30pmWed 25 Dec No PerformancesThu 26 Dec 2.00pm 7.00pmFri 27 Dec 2.00pm 7.00pmSat 28 Dec 2.00pm CP 7.00pmSun 29 Dec 1.00pm 5.30pmMon 30 Dec 2.00pm 7.00pmTue 31 Dec 11.00am 2.30pmWed 1 Jan No PerformancesThu 2 Jan 2.00pm 7.00pmFri 3 Jan 2.00pm AD SP 7.00pmSat 4 Jan 2.00pm 7.00pmSun 5 Jan 1.00pm 5.30pm

Green Performances £10.00

Purple Performances £15.00 £18.00 £20.00

Blue Performances £16.00 £19.00 £21.00

Orange Performances £18.00 £21.00 £23.00

(Concessions, Group and School discounts apply on Purple Performances only)

Centre Stage Members receive discount on Purple Performances

A transaction fee applies to all bookings made at the Box Office (excl. cash) of £1.50 (£1.00 to online bookings). For more information on concessions see p38

Fri 3 January 2.00pm

Sat 28 December 2.00pm

Thu 12 December 2.00pm


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Moscow City Ballet

The Nutcracker

Tue 7 – Sat 11 January

The world-renowned Moscow City Ballet return to the Lyceum stage with The Nutcracker.

Discover the magical story of Clara, swept away to a spectacular winter wonderland by the Nutcracker prince. With a full orchestra playing Tchaikovsky’s enchanting score and featuring unforgettable dances such as Sugar Plum, this is the perfect festive treat for all the family.

‘... a delightful triumph’ Sunday Express


Fri & Sat 7.45pm£27.00 £32.00 £35.00

Thu 2.00pm£19.00 £24.00 £27.00School discounts apply

Sat 3.00pm£24.00 £29.00 £33.00




Soho Theatre & nabokov

BlinkDirected by Joe Murphy Designer Hannah ClarkMusic and Sound by Isobel Waller-BridgeLighting Design by Jack Knowles

Tue 14 – Sat 18 January

This is the tale of Jonah, Sophie and a fox called Scruffilitis. It’s a love story. A dysfunctional, voyeuristic and darkly funny love story, but a love story all the same.

A new play by Bruntwood Playwriting Prize winner Phil Porter, Blink is an exciting collaboration between Soho Theatre – London’s most vibrant venue for new writing, comedy and cabaret – and internationally acclaimed Fringe First winners nabokov.

‘Funny, fresh and appealing’ ★★★★ Daily Telegraph

‘Brief, bright, exquisite... a fine piece of writing’ ★★★★ Scotsman

Tue – Sat 7.45pm & Sat 2.30pm£15.00Concessions £2.00 off




Propeller

A Midsummer Night’s Dream and The Comedy of ErrorsBy William Shakespeare

Thu 23 January – Sat 1 February

Nobody does Shakespeare like Propeller!

A Midsummer Night’s Dream has enchanted packed houses all over the world. In Shakespeare’s most magical play, love and illusion collide when two pairs of lovers become entangled in fairy mischief on the eve of a Royal Wedding. Dreams and reality become interchangeable and romantic chaos ensues. Seeing really is believing!

In Shakespeare’s smartest and most farcical play, The Comedy of Errors, two sets of estranged twins, separated at birth, find themselves in the same city 25 years later with hilarious consequences. Fortunately the audience is always one step ahead...

‘I’d go so far to say this production is touched by genius’ ★★★★★ Mail on Sunday on A Midsummer Night’s Dream

‘Blissfully entertaining...the funniest and most farcical I’ve seen’ ★★★★ Guardian on The Comedy of Errors

For details of performance schedule, see diary, page 44


Fri & Sat 7.30pm£18.00 £23.00 £26.00

Fri 31 January 3.00pm£14.00 £19.00 £22.00School discounts apply

Sat 3.00pm£14.00 £19.00 £22.00




Thu 30 January 7.30pm

Sat 1 Feb 3.00pm

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Dirty Dancing

Tue 15 April – Sat 3 May

Tue – Thu 7.45pmFri 5.00pm & 8.30pmSat 3.00pm & 7.45pm

Matinee Wed 16 April 2.00pm

Dirty Dancing is an unprecedented live experience, exploding with heart-pounding music, passionate romance and sensationally sexy dancing.

Seen by millions across the globe this worldwide smash-hit tells the classic story of Baby and Johnny, two fiercely independent young spirits from different worlds, who come together in what will be the most challenging and triumphant summer of their lives. Featuring hit songs, including Hungry Eyes, Hey Baby, Do You Love Me? and the heart stopping I’ve Had The Time Of My Life.

Don’t miss your chance to see this truly spectacular musical theatre event. You’ll have the time of your life!

‘The dance scenes pulse with colour and energy’ ★★★★ Metro

‘The biggest live theatre sensation of all time’ The Observer

Tue – Thu 7.45pm£28.00 £34.00 £39.00 £45.00 Premium tickets £70.00

Fri 8.30pm & Sat 7.45pm£31.00 £37.00 £42.00 £48.00 Premium tickets £75.00

Fri 5.00pm£24.00 £30.00 £35.00 £38.00 Premium tickets £46.00

Wed 16 April 2.00pm and Sat 3.00pm£29.00 £35.00 £40.00 £43.00 Premium tickets £46.00

Concessions £2.50 off & group discounts available Tue 15 – Thu 17 April only

Centre Stage Membership discounts apply Tue 15 – Thu 17 April and Monday performances



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Touring Consortium Theatre Company and York Theatre Royal

Brassed OffAdapted by Paul AllenBased on the Screenplay by Mark HermanDirected by Damian Cruden

Wed 7 – Sat 10 May

It is 1992, Grimley Colliery faces the threat of closure and the future of the brass band seems uncertain. With the miners torn between redundancy packages and the picket lines, band-leader Danny’s hopes of winning the national brass band competition seem like a distant dream. But the arrival of flugelhorn-playing Gloria brings hope, romance and controversy to the Yorkshire brass band on the brink of collapse.

Featuring rousing live music including Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez and Jerusalem, Brassed Off is a funny and heart-warming drama that reaches stirring heights as a local brass band performs the final scene, set in the Royal Albert Hall, live on the stage of the Lyceum Theatre.

‘It is a story full of belly laughs, full of human spirit...’ Independent

£15.00 – £28.00




Music in the Round

Autumn Series

October – December

Music in the Round’s autumn highlights include an evening of music and conversation that touches on the family background and musical experiences of one of the UK’s favourite novelists, Marina Lewycka (A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian); the first in a new series of Beethoven concerts performed by the Elias String Quartet; the latest instalment of Tim Horton’s celebrated Beethoven piano sonata cycle; and the Arcadia Quartet, presented in partnership with the Wigmore Hall.

For families, the composer of Sir Scallywag and the Golden Underpants and The Chimpanzees of Happytown will present his latest literary musical adaptation, Stan and Mabel. Christmas is celebrated with songs from the 17th to 19th centuries courtesy of The City Musick.

£5.00 – £16.50




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Play. Learn. Debate. Imagine... with Sheffield Theatres

Theatre SkillsGain new skills and get insights into theatre and performance with our range of workshops.

Speaking Shakespeare Sat 19 October 10.00am – 12.00pmLed by Sheffield Theatres’ Artistic Director Daniel Evans, this workshop plays with the Bard’s language and explores how to tackle and deliver his verse.

The workshop is open to anyone aged 18+

£12.00

Murder, mayhem and fisticuffsSat 7 December 10.00am - 12.00pmWork with a professional Fight Director to discover how punches and kicks are thrown on the stage and made to look real!

£12.00

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SchoolsSpeaking Verse Wed 9, 23 and 30 October 10.00am – 12.00pmA fantastic workshop exploring the language of Shakespeare. Working with text from The Winter’s Tale on the Crucible stage and the set of the play, your students will discover how to get their mouths around Shakespeare.

This workshop is aimed at school groups studying GCSE or A-Level Drama or English.

There are only 3 opportunities to take part in this great workshop! Why not stay to see the matinee?

Maximum group of 30 £150.00 +VAT

Page-to-StageWork with theatre practitioners to discover how productions are brought to life on our stages.

Revealing practical insights into how each element - including lighting, sound and direction - work together to create the effects you see on stage, this is an exciting look behind the scenes.

The Winter’s Tale Wed 16 October 10.30am – 12.00pmOliver! Wed 22 January 10.30am – 12.00pm

To book a place on any of the workshops here and for further information, call Box Office on 0114 249 6000.

These projects are supported by

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Play. Learn. Debate. Imagine... with Sheffield Theatres

From as little as £40.00 a year, you can put yourself Centre Stage at Sheffield Theatres

Make sure you don’t miss out on all the savings you could be making by becoming a member – from less than £3.50 a month, you can’t afford not to be Centre Stage!

Buy a membership online now at sheffieldtheatres.co.uk or call our Box Office on 0114 249 6000 and start saving straight away.

Interested on a higher level of membership that gives you access to more exclusive benefits? Find out more about Prestige Membership by calling our Box Office.

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With a Centre Stage Membership, you can save money on all the tickets you buy, hear about new productions at the theatre before anyone else and get the chance to book your favourite seats before they go on sale to the general public. You’ll also receive exclusive behind-the-scenes information with regular copies of Notes newsletter.


How to Book

You can book tickets by telephone, in person or on our website

Box Office 0114 249 6000sheffieldtheatres.co.uk

All bookings made at the Box Office (excluding cash) are subject to a £1.50 transaction fee. Bookings made online are subject to a £1.00 fee.

Our Box Office is situated inside the Crucible Theatre on Tudor Square.

Box Office opening hoursMon – Sat 10.00am to 8.00pm On the first Tuesday of every month the Box Office opens at 11.00am due to staff training.

On non–performance days the Box Office closes at 6.00pm. On Sundays and Bank Holidays the Box Office opens one hour before the show.

Terms and conditions

All offers and discounts are subject to availability. Sheffield Theatres reserves the right to add or remove discounts at any time. Only

one discount type applies per ticket. Proof of status must be shown. Re–sales: We endeavour to exchange (for the same production) or

re–sell tickets (re–sale not guaranteed) if required at a charge of £1.00 per ticket. Tickets must be returned before 12 noon on the day

of the performance. This service is free to members. We reserve the right to change Box Office opening hours. The information in this

brochure was correct at the time of printing. Sheffield Theatres cannot be held responsible for late changes to programmes and casting.

Our scheme for 16-26 year olds offers £5.00 tickets to selected performances of Sheffield Theatres productions (subject to availability).

Visit our website or designated Facebook page for more information.

Discounts and Concessions

Concessions: £2.50 off for Senior Citizens, registered unemployed, disabled, full time students and children under 16.

Groups: £3.00 off top two prices for groups of 10 or more, £4.00 off top two prices for groups of 25 or more. Call 0114 249 6000 for more information.

Schools: £10.00 tickets for full time education groups of 10 or more. One free supervisory ticket for every 10 bought.

Centre Stage Members: £3.50 off for all Sheffield Theatres members Mon – Sat evenings.

Prestige Club and concession members can also claim this discount on matinees.

For further details on membership, call the Box Office on 0114 249 6000.

Book tickets for Motorpoint Arena, Sheffield City Hall & World Snooker.

Sheffield Theatres is part of the Sheffield Ticketing Network which means you can book tickets for events at Motorpoint Arena, Sheffield City Hall and the World Snooker Championships at our Box Office or on our website (10% transaction fee applies).

Join the conversationIf you want to keep up-to-date with all the latest news and information from Sheffield Theatres, you can subscribe to our e-newsletter at sheffieldtheatres.co.uk

Did you know we’re also on Facebook and Twitter?

Join our followers @crucibletheatre and @SheffieldLyceum, or ‘Like’ our Facebook page and join in the conversation. Hear about our forthcoming shows, be the first to see photographs from our rehearsal rooms, enter exclusive competitions and tell us what you think of the productions you’ve seen recently.

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AccessSheffield Theatres is committed to making your visit as welcoming as possible and provides a wide range of access facilities.

Impaired mobilityWe have lower counters in the Box Office and bars in the Crucible, and wheelchair access is provided in all of our venues, including bars and toilets. Customers who benefit from the assistance of a companion can also claim one free carer seat.

Deaf, deafened and hard of hearing A loop system is available at the Box Office counter and we operate an infra-red system in the auditorium. We also have regular British Sign Language interpreted and captioned performances.

Touch TourWe offer a touch tour on some of our performances. Touch tours are available on The Winter’s Tale and Oliver! this season.

Guide dogs Guide dogs and support dogs are welcome in public areas of the theatre and staff will be happy to take care of them during performances. Please advise Box Office when booking.

Alternative formats of this brochure can be provided upon request.

The main entrance to the Crucible, Lyceum and Studio Theatres is on Tudor Square. Visit sheffieldtheatres.co.uk for advice, maps and guides about getting here on foot, by rail, tram, bus, coach, car and taxi.

Public Transport Log on to travelsouthyorkshire.com/timetables/sheffield for details of bus and tram services in Sheffield or call 01709 515151.

Need a taxi?Our preferred taxi partner is Sheffield City Taxis. Book yours by calling 0114 239 3939.

Parking Discounted car parking can be found at the nearby Q Park on Charles Street (S1 2NJ), a two–minute walk from the theatre.

Please ask a member of the Front of House team for a voucher to get your first hour free.

There are disabled parking spaces available on Surrey Street and Norfolk Street.

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Visit sheffieldtheatres.co.uk for more information on travel.

Sheffield Theatres Trust55 Norfolk Street, Sheffield S1 1DATel: 0114 249 5999

Relaxed performancesOpen to everyone, but specifically adapted for people with learning disabilities and other sensory and communication disorders - providing a more relaxed and supportive atmosphere in order to reduce anxiety.

For further details on accessibility and access performances, including booking information or to join our free access mailing list, please contact the Box Office on 0114 249 6000.

Visually impairedWe have regular Audio Described performances and a number of these are preceded by guided Touch Tours of the production.


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FOOD & DRINKComplete your visit to the theatre with a drink at one of our bars and a delicious meal

Café CrucibleAt the hub of Sheffield Theatres, our Cafe offers a variety of freshly made sandwiches, Panini, salads, cakes and hot food daily.

A great place to sit and relax with friends or colleagues or to simply watch the world go by, our friendly service and reasonable prices are a great reason to pop in and say hello.

Open from 10.00am Mon – Sat

Crucible CornerA favourite of patrons, cast and crew, Crucible Corner offers a superb view of the theatres and Tudor Square. With its open fronted setting and spacious outdoor seating area, it’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy the summer days.

Choose a freshly prepared dish from our new a la carte menu of light bites, main meals and weekly specials complemented by a wide variety of wines, real ales, draught and hot drinks to enjoy as you soak up the sun.

If you are visiting the theatre enjoying a show, join us at Crucible Corner afterwards to receive 10% off your drinks simply by showing your ticket- you never know who you’ll see!

We can’t wait to see you on your next visit.

The opening of Cafe Crucible has been made possible thanks to the generous support of the Foyle Foundation.

Photography by India Hobson

All food is freshly cooked using locally sourced produceOpen daily until late Mon – Sat Bookings recommended 0114 273 8255

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