Elizabeth Pennington is a twenty-two year-old journalist in the early stages of her career. Her work focuses mainly on conflict, refugee and human rights issues. SHU Performance caught up with Elizabeth to find out what she has been upto since gradua

Infinite Nothings Theatre was formed in 2018 by myself and Elisabeth Marriott during 'Show Business; Or the Business of Making Shows'. Having performed Performance Though Time (2018), we are now preparing for BLOODLINES: Macbeth (Thurs 28th Feb & Fri

Rutherford & son is not the best known British play from the early twentieth century, nor Githa Sowerby the best known playwright. People might consider George Bernard Shaw or Harley Granville Barker to be of more worthy of "the cannon". Perhaps that

Photo credit: Anthony Farrimond Photography

Amy Blake is a twenty-three year-old Sheffield based actor, currently working in theatre, film, TV, radio, circus and voice over. She graduated with a first class honours degree in Performance for Stage and

 Check out the new Performance for Stage and Screen website! 

It's full of pictures, videos and information about what we do here at Sheffield Hallam University. You can:

- find out about us.

- learn about our team of innovative academics and experience

Fancy making the most of your summer and seeing the world? Working or volunteering abroad can have many benefits, such as:

The countdown for the Owen 11 opening is on... 

We are expecting this space to be launched on 20th February this year!

So we need some suggestions for a new name for it, as well as the potential uses for it. 

Please use the link below to submit your su

”SOSFEST 2019” is a performance showcase event premiering new work from Sheffield writers. 

Coming March 2019! At the “Performance Lab” on Arundel Gate.

This event is only funded with HallamGive and relies on kind donations from the public. There are R

We're really excited to announce that our new staff and student social learning space on floor eleven of the Owen building will be opening soon. 

It's got comfy seats, a kitchen, a large screen and a telephone booth! Check out the plans below. 

We’re already halfway through December! How did we get here, so fast? Well, to answer my own question, it’s probably because we have all been so busy. After all, when you are focussed and engaged you don't notice the passing of time. Time appears to

It's been a really busy time here at SHU Performance. Only last week the Performance Lab played host to TREEFXXXERS by Doppelgangster and SHU Performance Lab Company 18. This show about the Sheffield street trees controversy went down a storm with st

*All the names in this article have been changed to protect the individual’s identity and updates to the article made for clarity.

RABAT, Morocco — Gabriella was 12 when she fled war and ethnic violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo. On the seco

Dear potential postgraduate students!

As you/we eagerly await the online application launch for the ‘Performance Practice’ MA we thought we’d further fuel your interest with some more information.

Behind the scenes we’re planning the module sessions, m

Have you ever heard of Edmilson Fernandes? Probably not. He's a footballer. Not the most famous footballer, but a decent squad player for a Premier league side. He actually plays for West Ham. If you follow West Ham, like me, you would know that he i

It was just over a month ago when I was at my desk in London working as an intern for ABC News when I was asked by the bureau chief if I wanted to work as an assistant for the Royal Wedding (as you do). For a moment I thought he was joking. After all

Last weekend I spent a few days with filmmaker Sam Christie who is an Associate Lecturer in Film at SOLENT University in Southhampton. We were shooting a short video series that is part of a performance that I have been making called Everybody Lose

Rehearsal photograph by Elizabeth Pennington. Performers left to right, Clarke Bannerman, Amy Blake and Amelia-Daisy Phair.

On Saturday 21 October a small group of SHU Performance students will present a performed reading of a new version of The M