Snooker is staying in Sheffield
‘We would've felt like we'd lost an arm if we'd not stayed here’
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A play that lasts three hours and 55 years
Sheffield Theatres’ new play Living is bursting at the seams
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Illuminati? Vulture capitalist? The man who evicted the Leadmill wants to leave the drama behind
‘They used to call people ‘scabs’ if they were willing to go to the new venue, as if we were at Orgreave’
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‘It looks really icky’: Does Sheffield Theatres have too much power?
Controversial hires have insiders grumbling about the city’s theatre powerhouse
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Hercules to Hockney: Queering Sheffield’s art collection
‘Local voices are literally the bones of this exhibition’
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‘From Gaza, with love’
Hundreds of Palestinian women have gone through university — partly thanks to a group of Sheffield activists
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The Crucible's next chapter opens
'Yes, big things happen because of the big capital P[olitics], but really your life changes in a room with your family.'
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Inside the city’s oldest — and smallest — theatre
‘Sometimes when people come for the first time, you hear an audible gasp when they step inside’
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Why is the council still building Event Central?
The price tag for Fargate's promised venue has more than doubled in the last three years, but the council insists it is worth the cost
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Threads and the making of the Sheffield mind
"The film had genuinely traumatised him in a way that has made him ready for the end of the world at any moment"
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The Hong Kong film fans bringing 35mm back to Sheffield
‘People are going back to the old fashioned ways’
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1998: Sheffield’s lost summer of love
Among Giants was supposed to be another Full Monty. Though it flopped, it should not be forgotten
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Beer before wine: Is Sheffield’s drinking going upmarket?
“We wanted to get rid of that stuffiness, that old-fashioned feeling that you need to know your Burgundy or your Bordeaux”
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'When there is so much noise and negativity, it’s really nice to be able to celebrate'
Can Sheffield still claim to be a city of sanctuary?
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