The Turning at Bly Manor (Theatre Review)
@Drama Studio, Sheffield, S10 2TD : 30/09/26 – 03/10/26 Adapted by: Sam Islam Producer: Ross Carey / A Prod: Lily Watson Directors: Monica Gallo & Erin Whyte / A Dir: Roberto Rowinski thecompanysheffield.co.uk JOINT POSTED WITH: Credit: Mark Todd ACTORS: THE GOVERNESS (Hollie Warman), MILES (David Osamudiamen), FLORA (Abbie Wright), MRS. GROSE (Lindsey Ladhams), JAMES […]
Ecclesall Theatre Company – Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde (12th May 2026)
Ecclesall Parish Church, Sheffield Slick, atmospheric with a good dose of humour. Voodini and Rhodes’ work is a delightful interpretation of the Stevenson classic. Sheffield’s Gothic theatre scene continues to grow, evolve and frighten through these seven hills. In the headlines there are an increasing number of wonderful horror-related big-budget theatre events past, present, future […]
Celluloid Screams (2024): (FF) 7 Keys
Director: Joy Wilkinson Jeva Films, UK 2024: 93mins “A fresh take on two people exploring their damaged pasts and each other across a bright, modern London”. A hot entry in the thriller/horror-adjacent by Joy Wilkinson, “7 Keys” is a delightful high-concept idea whose central premise carries it far; as the director describes it at the […]
Celluloid Screams 2024: (FF) Frankie Freako
“Fasten your freakbelts” Directed by Steven Kostanski (The Void, Psycho Goreman), we start the festival with a film whose tone and mayhem is deeply rooted in the puppet creature features of the 80’s and 90’s. Frankie Freako is a Canadian horror comedy with a considerable about of heart within it’s riotous and chaotic set pieces. […]
Gravest Fears – Theatre Review- University of Sheffield (29 Oct 23)
We are off to see Nunkie Productions (https://www.nunkie.co.uk/) touring show of “Gravest Fears” as part of their M R James Project, spreading ghost stories through the land; those wonderous things that thankfully don’t ever die. The show is in association with the Enable Us Project at the University of Sheffield (https://performancevenues.group.shef.ac.uk/enable-us/) which has been showing […]
Celluloid Screams: Film Shorts (20 Oct)
For a change of pace from folk music reviews we decided to attend the Celluloid Screams horror festival in Sheffield. We needed to get some horror on while the spirit of Halloween was just around the corner, albeit sadly just for a day. There were many films, it was delightful blur of memorable pictures. We […]