A romcom musical packed with style, charm and cheer. Based on the story that inspired You’ve Got Mail, the show features fun dance numbers and an incredible set. Read our review by Emma Liasides.
Emma Liasides
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Tell us about you...
Redhead, bit dramatic, born in Sheffield. Likes include any and all dogs, a good view over a cracking coffee, and old musicals with impossible dance routines.
What does Sheffield mean to you?
A friendly city with a big heart that loves you back – I always feel myself mentally exhale when I return here.
What’s your favourite Sheffield place?
I love the independent cafes dotted around the city – Ceres at Hunter’s Bar has been a favourite for years (I’ve still never tasted a lemon tart better than theirs).
What would you do to improve the city?
For practicality, create slightly easier public transport links out to the fringes of the city and beyond, and for sheer fun, build a massive water park!
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Guys and Dolls
Sat. 7 December 2019 — Sat. 18 January 2020
Crucible Theatre
It’s a musical fable of Broadway for the Crucible, this Christmas.
My Mother Said I Never Should
Fri. 8 November 2019 — Sat. 23 November 2019
Crucible Theatre
Charlotte Keatley’s award-winning 1987 play My Mother Said I Never Should is adapted to consider the lives of D/deaf women, offering " a welcome, fresh reconsideration". Read more in Emma Liasides's review.