Two excitable brothers are definitely, probably, maybe, just about to, almost, at some stage, going to do the chores their mother has asked them to do.

“If I invited you to come with me on a journey, a story, will you come with me?”

A heart-warming play made up of stories of African men and the anecdotes and arguments they share at the barber's.

Ocean’s Eleven meets the Marx Brothers.

Ru Paul's Drag Race favourite Jinkx Monsoon and her pianist-therapist take a biting look at the dark side of drag fame.

It’s a hard-knock life.

Martyn Hett, AKA the Boy With the Deirdre Tattoo, started trending on Twitter in the hours after the announcement of his death at the Manchester Arena bombing. In this play his closest friends share an insight into what it means to #BeMoreMartyn.

A performance and exhibition from Mafwa, a community theatre company in Leeds, working with refugees, asylum seekers and settled community members to explore how we move through and interact with the cities we now call home.

A show looking at displacement from two perspectives: a grandfather struggling with Alzheimer’s and an artist struggling to stay in the UK. What happens when neither can remember where they belong?

Take a trip to Wonderland via Sheffield's most charming theatre in leafy Nether Edge this spring.

A heart-warming story following Rheya, who is transitioning, as she and her sisters reflect on poignant memories from their pasts and respond to this shift in their family.

A sociodrama exploration of the role that physical walls – such as the Berlin Wall, the West Bank Barrier, the Hungarian Border Wall and Trump’s Wall with Mexico – have in keeping communities apart.

Mohand and Peter travel everywhere and anywhere in a click of their fingers. A backflip in time, a quick hop back home. With humour and visual poetry they'll jump from one character to another – catch them while you can.

Centred on the lives of four women – two migrants, a third-generation migrant, and someone who just moved to Sheffield from the south – and the bond they form around the dinner table in their new house together.

"How can you help? What do refugees really need? A friend. And fun, lots of fun!" This workshop is a place for people from all backgrounds to meet and have fun together, with no previous theatre experience necessary.

The culmination of an eight-week project led by Zimbabwean dancer/drummer/singer Tongesayi Gumbo for young Sheffield-based artists, inspired by stories of migration and journey.

Refugee actors take centre-stage, reclaiming their stories and shining a light on masculinity and forced migration.

A play of vignettes, exploring the theme of barriers, borders, and margins – how people overcome obstacles and cross boundaries, whether physical, geographical or personal.

An uplifting and intertwined story spanning 60 years of three women’s determination to carry on and create new lives – against a backdrop of enforced migration and refugee status.

A celebration of the rich and vibrant lives of migrants in Sheffield and around the world.

Alim Kamara brings the campfire to the stage. Gather round!

A solo show by Annie George, telling an intimate story of personal and political independence.

Celebrating culture, creativity and companionship in our city of sanctuary.

A joyous story of Brit grit to high-heeled hit, powered by the music of Cyndi Lauper.

A story from the Windrush generation – revealing the racial prejudice faced by people who responded to the government's calls to come and rebuild postwar Britain, alongside the lived experiences of love, laughter and the music of the 1950s.

A mischievous celebration of play, based on the much-loved book by Michael Rosen and Helen Oxenbury.

The gripping story of a woman who finds herself as witness and suspect in a mystery, based on the hit novel and film.

A modern interpretation of Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy from Under the Stars, a group of adults with learning disabilities.

A powerful piece of gig-theatre exploring mental health through live music and storytelling.

Welcome to the Age of Aquarius.

A new musical comedy based on the Oscar-winning film, celebrating the quirks of every family and the power of overcoming our differences.

A dazzling theatrical adaptation of an epic journey of endurance and hope, based on Yann Martel's extraordinary and much-loved novel.

Bringing historical figures and events back to life in incredible ways.

The naughtiest puppets around are heading to town for a hilarious musical with a warm (and fuzzy) heart.

A theatrical adaptation of Matt Haig's frank and funny bestseller, celebrating what it means to be alive.

An enchanting winter wonderland with Northern Ballet’s beautiful re-imagining of Cinderella.

Queen and Ben Elton's mega hit comes to the Sheffield stage.

Susan Hill’s acclaimed ghost story comes to the Sheffield stage, with the story of a lawyer who becomes convinced that his family are cursed.

The first stage adaptation of the novel that inspired the Oscar-winning movie, The Last King of Scotland is an electrifying thriller about corruption and complicity set in Uganda.

The true love story of Gloria and Emilio Estefan, told in musical form.

Join the tea party and meet the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit, Cheshire Cat and the Queen of Hearts.

A hilarious whodunnit packed full of catchy songs, unforgettable characters and plot twists galore.

Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s magical family musical comes to Sheffield, retelling the Biblical story of Joseph, his eleven brothers and the coat of many colours.

A moving exploration of the lives of four generations of women in one family, shifting back and forth in time through the huge social changes of the past century.

The hit West End musical brings the story of the record label's founder and legendary artists to the Sheffield stage.

Panto time!

Roll the dice and fall in love under the bright lights of New York city.