SHU Performance Lecturer Dani Abulhawa will be taking part in EXPRESSIONS OF PROTEST: JOURNEYS TO UNDERSTANDING as part of the Festival of Debate with singer-songwriter and theatre maker Avital Raz.

The event includes a theatrical performance by Avita

Have you ever wondered who you really are? After this show, you will. 

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Have you ever wondered who you really are? After this show, you will.

A postmodern, Shakespearean adaptation. 

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What would you do if you woke up one morning, and an Archangel and the Devil himself were knocking at your door? 

Unexpected is a comedic look on religion and asking the question, If the second coming were to happen, how would the mother of the child

14.03.19   Performance Lab - Arundel Gate   Doors 7:00pm
A performance showcase of original writing from Sheffield writers brought to life on stage by (mostly) Yorkshire actors!

We present to you a variety of scenes and monologues featuring gripping dr

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Infinite Nothings Theatre present their debut professional production of BLOODLINES. 

Our 10-member cast explore two of Shakespeare's most famous tragedies

 Romeo & Juliet (June) and Macbeth (Feb/March)

 in approximately 1-hour long condensed versions.

SHAKESPEARE (AND FRIEND).

"Come, sit down, every mother's son, and rehearse your parts"

A Midsummer Night's Dream III:1

On Wednesday 20^th February, students studying Performance for Stage and Screen from across all three undergraduate levels and a small

*** Event open to Sheffield Hallam University Staff and Students

A stirring tale of survival against the odds inspired by Shakespeare’s fantastical story of shipwreck, love, loss and redemption.

"A great reworking of a wonderful story. By pulling apar

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Auditon Dates: 28th + 30th January 2019

Rehearsals: Mondays + Thursdays 6pm-9pm

Show Dates: 29th April - 3rd May 2019

Come along and audition for Green Productions' debut show, The Tempest - one of Shakespeare's finest works, in our opinion. It will be

Join us for our end of year presentations from first year undergraduate students studying Performance for the Stage. 

They've been studying the practices of Bertolt Brecht, Arthur Miller, Samuel Beckett and Steven Berkoff.

You can see specially adapt

Infinite Nothings, an emerging theatre company set up by SHU Performance L6s, present their debut performance: Macbeth/Titus.

Macbeth/Titus is an amalgamation of two of Shakespeare’s plays, Titus Andronicus, and Macbeth. The piece will be a study of “

Infinite Nothings Theatre is a company set up by 2 current SHU Performance students, Elisabeth Marriott and Abigail Hadfield. 

The company present their first performance; a showcase featuring Level 6 SHU Performance students, displaying scenes from 9

Pray They Save my Demons is an original work by Clarke Bannerman. It is a collection of stories from real people who have Post-Traumatic Stress Syndrome (including Clarke herself). 

Come watch as the actors share the stories of the brave people who ca

This one woman show, written and performed by Amy Blake, challenges the proposed justifications behind a series of actions, addressing the boundary between what is morally/ethically just and what is "justified". 

This performance contains sensitive th

Peace of Meat is an original play by Clarke Bannerman. It is a commentary on female sexual exploitation and how women are often seen and treated as a piece of Meat. 

Join these women as they tell you their stories.